Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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250 W server power supply compatible with NEC PC9027 and DPS-250AB-75 A PCA040 systems
This new Supersuperuncle unit is a 250W server power supply built to the PC9027 DPS-250AB-75 A PCA040 specification. It is intended as a direct replacement for the original power module in compatible NEC small-form-factor servers. The 250W rating supports the platform's standard compute and storage loads.
This supply suits administrators restoring or maintaining NEC servers that require the exact PC9027 DPS-250AB-75 A connector and form factor. It will not serve builds that need a different pin layout, a higher wattage ceiling, or a standard ATX/EPS connector set.
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Drawing 40 A on the primary output reaches the current ceiling before the 250 W total power rating is met.
The internal fan spins continuously at rated load, producing audible airflow noise typical for a 250 W server unit in a 1U chassis.
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