Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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400 W server power supply compatible with YM-5301G, YM-5301GAR, GBR and YM-7501B systems
The Supersuperuncle FSP400-60PLN delivers 400 watts of power for industrial and server computer systems. It is built for installations that require a standard server form factor power source. This unit suits technicians maintaining or assembling rack-mounted equipment.
The supply matches part numbers YM-5301G, YM-5301GAR, GBR and YM-7501B for direct substitution in existing hardware. Using the correct model avoids fitment or connector mismatches during service. It is not suited for builds needing higher wattage or different form factors.
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The fan should be inspected every six months and cleaned with compressed air; replace it if bearing noise appears or airflow drops noticeably.
Over-temperature protection typically activates before the over-current limit under sustained 400 W load.
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