Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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661 W power supply for H3C S7502E and S7503E-S switches
This 661W server power supply is built as a direct replacement for the H3C S7502E and S7503E-S chassis. It delivers the specified wattage required by those platforms. The unit is supplied new and matches the original PSR650-A form factor. It is intended for administrators maintaining existing H3C network infrastructure.
The supply uses a standard server-style enclosure that slides into the switch chassis from the front. This layout allows hot-swap replacement without powering down the system or removing cables from the rear. The integrated handle and latch secure the module in place during operation. Buyers needing a different wattage or a non-H3C form factor should look elsewhere.
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The PSR650-A delivers 661W of power for H3C S7502E and S7503E-S switches, matching the rated capacity specified for those models.
This unit is built for the H3C S7502E and S7503E-S chassis, so it mounts directly in those switch models.
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