Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 1600 W at 48-58 VDC for GE systems using part number 150044531
This Supersuperuncle rectifier delivers 1600W of power across a 48 to 58VDC output range. It carries the manufacturer part number 150044531 and is built to GE power supply specifications. The unit is supplied in new condition for server and telecommunications infrastructure.
Buyers requiring AC output voltages or different DC voltage ranges should look elsewhere. Systems that cannot accommodate the specific GE form factor or part number 150044531 will need alternative hardware.
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The supplier lists a single part number 150044531 rated for 48-58 VDC and 1600 W output, so this model matches that specification.
It indicates the maximum continuous DC power the rectifier can deliver within the 48-58 VDC range when installed in a compatible GE power shelf.
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