Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 48 V at 50 A for MR483000LV communication systems
This unit delivers a steady 48 V output at up to 50 A for telecom and server racks that require a 48 V DC bus. It is built for engineers and integrators who need a direct 48 V source without an additional conversion stage.
The package contains only the power supply itself, so rack-mount brackets, cables or management software must be sourced separately. Buyers who need a complete kit with mounting hardware or monitoring tools will have to add those items to the order.
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The unit is a sealed communication power supply; no user-serviceable fan is documented, so maintenance typically means swapping the entire module rather than replacing a fan.
Sustained full-load operation will hit the internal over-temperature protection before any current limit, causing the supply to shut down until it cools.
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