Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 24 V at up to 100 W for communication equipment
The Supersuperuncle NE100AC24ATEZ is a server power supply designed for communication equipment. It delivers a 24 V output with a 100 W rating to power compatible modules. This new unit suits integrators building or maintaining rack-mounted telecom infrastructure.
The fixed 24 V output means the unit only serves loads that accept this voltage. A 100 W ceiling restricts use to lower-power blades or shelves. Builders needing higher wattage or adjustable rails must select a different supply.
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This unit delivers 24V at 100W and is built for communication power modules, so match it to equipment that specifies exactly that voltage and wattage.
It means the module can continuously provide up to 100W of 24V power to your communication hardware under normal operating conditions.
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