Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Powers the MA5680 GPON OLT chassis supporting C+ optical modules for G/EPON Class B+, C+ and C++ operation
This server power supply is built for the MA5680 GPON OLT C+ optical module. It supports G/EPON OLT Class B+, C+ and C++ equipment. The unit delivers reliable power for telecom infrastructure. It is a new component supplied for direct integration.
This supply suits engineers maintaining MA5680 GPON OLT systems with Class B+, C+ or C++ modules. It is not for installers using different OLT hardware or incompatible module classes. Builders needing alternate voltages, form factors or connector types should look elsewhere.
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It is designed for the MA5680 GPON OLT platform and fits the designated power-supply bay in that chassis.
Yes, it supports G/EPON OLT CLASS B+, C+ and C++ modules simultaneously in the same system.
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