Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 250 W server power supply compatible with FSP250-50AU, FSP250-60GNV and PSF250MP-60 video recorder monitoring systems
This 250 W server power supply is designed for video recorder monitoring systems. It suits installers and integrators who need a direct replacement unit for compatible recorder chassis. The unit delivers 50 A on one rail and 60 A on another.
The fixed output currents of 50 A and 60 A define the maximum load the supply can sustain. Builds that demand higher amperage on either rail will exceed the unit's rating. No modular cabling or alternative voltage options are provided.
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The 50 AU and 60 GNV are different model codes; match the code printed on your existing unit to ensure the connector layout and voltage rails are identical.
The 250 figure is the maximum continuous output in watts; your recorder will draw only what it needs up to that limit, so the unit runs cooler at typical loads.
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