Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement power module for APC Back-UPS 1 KVA units delivering 600 W output
This 600 W server power supply is built as a direct replacement for the APC BK1000Y-CH Back-UPS 1 KVA unit. It restores reliable backup power for network gear, workstations and small servers that depend on that specific UPS model.
The unit delivers 600 W of continuous output, matching the UPS rating so connected loads up to that level are supported without overload. Demands above 600 W will exceed the supply’s capability and require a higher-rated solution.
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The unit is built for the APC Back-UPS BK1000Y-CH model rated at 1000 VA and 600 W, matching its form factor and connector layout.
The UPS front-panel display will show load percentage and battery status within normal range, and connected equipment should run without unexpected shutdowns.
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