Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 600W at 24V with 27A output for industrial server use
The Supersuperuncle HRP-600-24 delivers 600 watts at 24 volts with a 27 amp output rating. It is a switching power supply built for industrial and server environments that require a stable 24V rail. The unit is supplied in new condition.
This supply fits equipment designed around a single 24V 27A input. It is not for builders who need ATX connectors, multiple voltage rails or standard PC form factors. Buyers requiring different voltages, higher current or redundant modules should look elsewhere.
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The unit is a 24 V 27 A 600 W switching supply; check that your rack or PDU delivers the AC mains voltage the module expects before installation.
Yes, the supply delivers 24 V at up to 27 A for 600 W total, matching legacy 24 V backplanes that draw within those limits.
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