Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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300W redundant server power module for Super Micro systems
The Supersuperuncle PWS-0050-M SP302-TS is a 300W redundant power module built for Super Micro server chassis. It targets system integrators and IT teams who need hot-swap replacement without downtime. The unit fits compatible bays and shares load with a second module for continued operation.
The module draws up to 300W from the mains and converts it for internal rails while active cooling handles the heat. Fan speed adjusts to load so acoustic output stays proportional to demand. In normal redundant pairs each unit runs at partial load which keeps temperatures and noise lower than a single supply at full capacity.
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Align the module with the bay rails, push until the latch engages, then confirm both status LEDs show steady green.
Clean dust from the intake vent every few months and replace the unit if either status LED turns amber or fails to light.
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