Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
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48 V, 50 A server power module for Pearl River SMR3004C communication systems
The Supersuperuncle Pearl River SMR3004C is a 48V 50A server power supply built for the Pearl River SMR3004C communication power module. It delivers 48 volts at up to 50 amps for telecom and rack equipment that require this specific module format.
The unit provides a fixed 48V output rated at 50A, so it cannot serve loads that need a different voltage or a higher current. Installers must verify that the target chassis accepts the Pearl River SMR3004C form factor and that the 48V 50A rating matches the system design.
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The Pearl River SMR3004C is a 48 V 50 A communication power module built for equipment that specifies this exact voltage and current rating.
A 50 A rating at 48 V means the module can supply up to 50 amps continuously to connected loads that operate within the Pearl River SMR3004C specification.
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