Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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DC screen charging module compatible with ER22005/S and HD11010-5 systems
This replacement module is built for the ER22005/S and HD11010-5 DC screen charging units as well as the ER11010/S server power supply. It delivers the correct DC output for those specific platforms without modification.
Under continuous operation the unit maintains stable voltage for the charging modules and server supply it supports. It is not suited for systems that require a different power interface or higher capacity than the listed models.
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The ER22005/S DC charging module is designed for server environments where thermal management is handled by the host system's cooling infrastructure.
The HD11010-5 module requires a compatible server chassis or power shelf that accepts the ER11010/S form factor and provides the necessary DC input connections.
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