Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 1800 W of communication-grade power in a 56 V module for server infrastructure
The Supersuperuncle PSR1800-56D is a server power supply designed for communication infrastructure. It provides 1800 W of output power and a 56 V DC voltage rail for rack-mounted equipment. The unit is supplied in new condition for integration into compatible power shelves.
Buyers who require a different output voltage or a lower power rating should look at other modules. Systems that use AC-input redundancy or standard ATX form factors will not be compatible with this unit.
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Check the unit's front-panel status LEDs; a steady green light confirms normal 1800 W operation while amber or red indicates a fault condition.
The module ships only as the power supply itself; you must purchase compatible IEC input cords and any required output bus-bar connectors for your chassis.
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