Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 460 W redundant server power-supply module for ETASIS EFRP-462 systems
This Supersuperuncle unit is a 460W server redundant power supply module built for the ETASIS EFRP-462 platform. It delivers 460 watts of power in a hot-swap form factor designed for enterprise chassis. The module is supplied new and intended as a direct replacement or spare for compatible systems.
Technicians running ETASIS EFRP-462 chassis gain a field-replaceable 460W module to restore redundancy after a failure. Buyers needing a different wattage, form factor, or a unit for a non-ETASIS platform should look elsewhere.
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Yes, the EFRP-462 460W module is designed for server chassis with redundant power bays and will not function as a standalone desktop unit.
Redundant operation requires identical modules; mixing a 460W EFRP-462 with a different wattage supply can cause load-sharing errors and is not supported.
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