Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Converts 220 V input to 24 V at 10 A for industrial PLC and drive systems
This 240 W unit converts 220 V AC to a regulated 24 V DC output at 10 A. It is built for DIN-rail mounting inside control cabinets and serves PLCs, drives and similar industrial automation equipment. The supply is sold new and intended for fixed installations that require a compact, rail-mounted source.
The device accepts only a 220 V AC input and delivers a single 24 V DC rail rated at 10 A. It cannot operate from other mains voltages or provide multiple output voltages. Builders who need redundant supplies, higher current, or a different output voltage must select a different model.
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The unit delivers 24 V DC at up to 10 A, providing 240 W for industrial PLCs and drives.
It can continuously supply 240 W at 24 V with 10 A output while operating from a 220 V AC input.
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