Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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600 watt server power supply compatible with Xinju NF5580A and NF380D systems
This 600W server power supply is built for Xinju NF5580A and NF380D platforms. It replaces the MRM-6600P-R and MRM-6600P units in those chassis. System integrators maintaining these specific servers will find a direct-fit replacement.
The only specification that determines fit is the exact Xinju server model number. This unit supports NF5580A and NF380D; it will not work in other chassis or form factors. Buyers who need a different server platform must source the matching part for that hardware.
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It delivers up to 600 watts of continuous power to the system, matching the rated draw of the Xinju NF5580A and NF380D chassis it is designed for.
It uses the proprietary server backplane connector required by the NF5580A and NF380D, which caps the supply to those compatible platforms.
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