Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 1200 w server power supply built for Delta DPS-1200LB C systems
This 1200w server power supply is built for rack-mounted equipment that requires high-density DC output. It suits system integrators and data-centre operators replacing or sparing Delta DPS-1200LB C units. The unit delivers the rated wattage in a redundant form factor designed for continuous operation.
Verify that your chassis accepts the Delta DPS-1200LB C form factor and that the part number CTRD1020018806 matches the original unit. Confirm the connector pin-out and keying align with your backplane or motherboard power input. Ensure the airflow direction suits your rack layout.
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The listed model CTRD1020018806 is the 1200w variant; no other capacity versions appear in the data.
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