Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 1400 W of redundant power for compatible Super Micro servers
The Supersuperuncle PWS-1K43F-1R delivers 1400 watts of power for Super Micro server platforms. It operates as a hot-swap redundant module to maintain uptime in critical environments. This unit suits administrators building or repairing high-availability rack systems.
The module slides into compatible Super Micro SC748 chassis bays without cables. It requires a matching redundant power backplane to share load across units. It frees internal space by removing the need for separate non-redundant PSU wiring. Builders needing single non-hot-swap units should choose a different form factor.
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The unit is rated at 1400 W continuous output for server workloads.
It uses an internal fan and redundant module design to maintain stable temperatures under load.
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