Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 275-watt server power supply built for ZIPPY R1V-2275V systems
This Supersuperuncle unit delivers 275 W of continuous power for rack-mount and tower servers. It is designed as a direct replacement for the ZIPPY R1V-2275V and fits standard redundant or single-bay server chassis. The new condition guarantees full rated output from first installation.
Systems requiring dual-processor configurations, multiple high-power GPUs or loads above 275 W will need a higher-capacity supply. Buyers needing hot-swap redundancy should verify their chassis supports this form factor before purchase.
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The R1V-2275V is designed for ZIPPY-compatible redundant server chassis that accept a 275 W hot-plug power supply module.
Redundant operation requires matching 275 W modules; mixing different wattage units in the same shelf is not supported.
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