Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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1U server power supply delivering 400 W with 80 certification for compact IPC chassis
The Supersuperuncle FSP 400-601UG is a 1U form factor server power supply delivering 400W output. It is designed for industrial PCs and server chassis requiring a compact, redundant-ready unit. This new component carries an 80 certification for baseline energy efficiency.
The 80 certification confirms the unit meets minimum efficiency thresholds at defined load points. This specification is the primary indicator for buyers verifying compliance with rack-density power budgets. It does not meet higher 80 Plus tiers such as Bronze or Gold.
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It provides up to 400 watts of continuous power for CPU, memory, storage and add-in cards in a 1U chassis.
It guarantees at least 80 percent efficiency at typical loads, reducing heat and electricity cost.
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