Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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600 W switching power supply for Lenovo R510 G6 1U servers, part EFAP-601 36001025
This 600-watt switching power supply is built for the Lenovo R510 G6 1U server chassis. It delivers the rated output required by that platform in a compact form factor. System integrators and IT teams replacing a failed EFAP-601 unit will find a direct match.
A 1U server power supply must maintain its rated wattage continuously inside a restricted airflow path. This unit is designed to meet that demand without throttling under prolonged load. It is not suited for builds that require redundant or higher-capacity modules.
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The unit is rated at 600W output, so under full load it will exhaust roughly that much heat into the server airflow path.
It fits the Lenovo R510 G6 1U chassis and connects to the server's native power-distribution board using the original EFAP-601 pinout.
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