Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 450 W server power supply for H3C S6860 switches delivering 12 V output
This 450-watt server power supply is built specifically for the H3C S6860 switch platform. It delivers a 12-volt output to match the switch's power architecture. The unit is designed as a direct replacement or spare module for that hardware. Network engineers and data-centre operators maintaining S6860 deployments are the intended buyers.
The 450-watt rating covers the typical power draw of a fully populated H3C S6860 chassis under normal load. Headroom exists for routine traffic spikes and redundant module operation. The supply will not support configurations that exceed its rated output or platforms outside the S6860 series. Buyers needing higher wattage or a different form factor must source a compatible alternative.
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The PSR450-12A1 is built to the exact form factor for the H3C S6860, so it slides into the same bay as the original unit without modification.
Check the switch management interface for power-supply status; it will report the 12 V rail voltage and confirm the unit is operating within its 450 W rating.
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