Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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750 W server power supply FS750HS1-01 for network devices
This new 750 W server power supply from Supersuperuncle is built for network equipment that requires a standard hot-plug redundant module. It delivers 750 watts of continuous power to switches, routers or appliances in a rack environment. The unit carries the FS750HS1-01 designation used by several OEM platforms.
The supply fits only chassis designed for this specific hot-plug footprint and pin-out; it cannot be used in ATX desktop cases or in servers that require a different mechanical or electrical interface. Buyers needing a different wattage, a non-redundant design or an internal desktop form factor must select another model.
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Both part numbers refer to the same 750W unit; pick whichever code matches your procurement list.
It delivers up to 750 watts of continuous power to the network device components.
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