Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 1800 W of 12 V power for Huawei 5800 and 6800V3 servers
This 1800W unit is built to power Huawei 5800 and 6800V3 servers. It delivers the rated output through a form factor that matches the original HSP1800-S12A specification. The supply is new and ready for immediate installation in supported chassis.
Technicians maintaining Huawei 5800 or 6800V3 systems can use this unit as a like-for-like replacement. It is not intended for other server platforms or custom builds that require different connectors or power ratings. Buyers needing redundant modules for unrelated hardware should look elsewhere.
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It is built for the Huawei 5800 and 6800V3 server platforms, matching their mechanical and electrical bays.
The unit delivers 12 V output; mixing it with older supplies on the same bus requires matching voltage regulation and current-sharing signals.
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