Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 480 W, 1U server power supply with integrated on/off switch for ETASIS EFAP-48102 systems
This 480 watt unit fits 1U server chassis and includes an integrated power switch. It is built for system integrators and IT teams maintaining compatible rack equipment. Buyers who need redundant hot-swap modules or higher wattage for dense GPU nodes should look elsewhere.
The supply is made for the ETASIS EFAP-48102 server platform. Verify the exact model number before purchase because pin-outs and form factor differ across 1U units. Installation in any other chassis may leave the system without power.
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It provides up to 480 W of continuous DC power for CPU, memory, storage and add-in cards within the 1U form factor.
The integrated on/off switch lets you cut input power locally without reaching for the PDU or rear panel breaker.
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