Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Waterproof 320 W server power supply delivering 24 V at 13.34 A or 12 V at 22 A
The Supersuperuncle HLG-320H-24A is a sealed server power supply built for LED lighting installations. It delivers a constant 24 V output at 13.34 A with a total capacity of 320 W. The waterproof enclosure suits outdoor or damp environments where standard open-frame units would fail.
A secondary 12 V rail rated at 22 A provides flexibility for mixed-voltage arrays. The 320 W ceiling means loads above 13.34 A at 24 V or 22 A at 12 V will exceed the unit’s rating. Builders needing higher current or multiple isolated outputs must select a larger supply.
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The unit delivers 24 V at 13.34 A; a separate step-down converter rated for at least that current is required to run 12 V strips safely.
Measure the output with a multimeter under load — it should read close to 24 V while delivering up to 13.34 A without voltage sag or shutdown.
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