Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 340 W communication power module delivering 28 V output for server infrastructure
The Supersuperuncle MPW340-28A-1 is a server power supply intended for communication infrastructure. It delivers 340 watts of power at 28 volts to support telecom and networking equipment. This unit suits system integrators building or maintaining rack-mounted communication platforms.
The module uses a compact server-style chassis designed for front-access hot-swap replacement in compatible shelves. Its connector layout enables rapid installation without cable routing delays. Builders needing redundant AC input or non-standard output voltages should verify compatibility before purchase.
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The module delivers 28 volts at up to 340 watts for communication equipment.
It is designed as a hot-swap communication power module that slides into a compatible chassis slot.
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