Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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460 W power module for Puan Storage ES A16F-R2221 systems
The Supersuperuncle IFRP-462 is a 460 watt server power supply designed for the Puan Storage ES A16F-R2221 platform. It functions as a direct replacement module identified by part number 9273CPSU. This unit delivers 460 watts of power to compatible storage enclosures.
This module suits administrators maintaining Puan Storage ES A16F-R2221 systems that require a 460 watt IFRP-462 unit. It is not for operators whose equipment demands a different form factor, wattage rating or connector layout. Builders assembling custom chassis or non-Puan platforms should verify specifications before purchase.
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The module is supplied as the power unit only; cables and brackets are not included and must be sourced separately.
Yes, the 460W IFRP-462 is the single power-module option specified for that storage system.
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