Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Server power supply delivering 1200W from a 48-60V input at 32A to a 12.3V output at 97.6A
This Supersuperuncle PDC1200S12-CE unit accepts a 48 V to 60 V DC source at up to 32 A and delivers a 12.3 V rail rated for 97.6 A. It is built for rack-mount or blade chassis that distribute intermediate-bus voltage to individual server nodes.
Verify that your rack or chassis back-plane provides 48 V to 60 V DC and can supply at least 32 A per module slot. Confirm the 12.3 V output matches the server board’s main rail and that the 97.6 A rating covers peak load. Ensure the mechanical form factor and connector pin-out match the target chassis.
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The server power supply ships as the unit only; input and output cables are not included and must be sourced separately.
Select this 48-60V input model when your DC source operates between 48 and 60 volts and you need 12.3V at up to 97.6A.
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