Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 48 V at 50 A for 3000 W server power in a high-frequency switching module
The Supersuperuncle R48-3000e3 is a high-frequency switching power supply module designed for server infrastructure. It delivers a 48 V DC output at up to 50 A for a total rated capacity of 3000 W. This unit suits administrators building or maintaining high-density rack environments that require reliable, high-wattage DC power.
The module provides a fixed 48 V output rated at 50 A continuous current. Systems requiring a different voltage rail, higher amperage, or AC input cannot use this supply. Buyers needing redundant hot-swap frames or alternative form factors must source a different chassis solution.
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The 3000W figure is the maximum continuous output power the module can deliver at 48V, provided the chassis supplies adequate airflow and input voltage.
The module plugs into a standard server power-shelf backplane; that connector caps the output at 48V and 50A, which equals the 3000W rating.
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