Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 48 V at 30 A with 1740 W output for Emerson R48-2000A3 server systems
This 48 V 30 A rectifier module delivers 1740 W of high-efficiency power for Emerson R48-2000A3 compatible server shelves. It is designed for telecom and data-centre operators who need hot-swap DC power conversion in a standard 1U form factor.
The high-efficiency design reduces waste heat so internal fans run at lower speeds during typical loads. Lower heat output means quieter operation and less strain on rack cooling systems while drawing up to 1740 W from the AC source.
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Slide the module firmly into the shelf until the front latch clicks, ensuring the rear blind-mate connector seats fully; the latch must engage to lock the 48 V 30 A output in place.
The internal cooling fans are the primary wear item; plan to replace them every few years and keep the intake vents clear so the 1740 W unit stays within thermal limits.
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