Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 1600 W to compatible Delta DPS-1600CB B server chassis
This 1600W unit is built to match the Delta DPS-1600CB B form factor and connector layout. It serves administrators and integrators who need a direct replacement for that specific server chassis. The supply delivers the rated output without modification to the host system.
Under continuous load the unit maintains its full 1600W rating rather than peaking briefly and then throttling. Thermal protection and steady fan operation keep output stable during extended compute or storage workloads. It is not suited for builds that require a different physical footprint or connector pin-out.
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The unit is rated to deliver up to 1600 watts of output power for server workloads.
It is designed for systems that accept the Delta DPS-1600CB B form factor and connector layout.
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