Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 375 W server power module delivering 12 V at up to 30 A plus a 1.0 A auxiliary output
The Supersuperuncle N2Power XL375-12 CS is a server power supply module delivering 12 VDC at 30 A with a 1.0 A auxiliary output. It provides 375 W of power for rackmount systems and industrial equipment requiring a compact, high-density source.
The module maintains its rated 12 V output continuously at 30 A within specified operating limits. Built-in protection circuits guard against over-voltage, over-current and short-circuit conditions during extended operation. Thermal management relies on system airflow to dissipate heat under constant full-load demand.
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The unit delivers 375 W at 12 V 30 A, so sustained full-load operation will produce significant heat and fan noise typical of a high-output server supply; ensure adequate chassis airflow.
This module uses the N2Power XL375-12 CS form factor and edge-connector pinout; your chassis or backplane must match that exact mechanical and electrical interface for the 12 V 30 A main and 12 V 1.0 A auxiliary outputs.
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