Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Dedicated server power supply built for R2G-6350P and NGFW4000 firewall appliances
The Supersuperuncle unit is built for the R2G-6350P NGFW4000 firewall industrial computer server dedicated GIN-6350P. It provides a direct-fit replacement for administrators maintaining that specific platform. Buyers needing a different form factor or connector layout cannot use this model.
Normal operation delivers stable output for the 4000 series workload without extra configuration. Acoustic output stays low in standard rack environments. The design draws only the power required by the 6350 platform.
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Slide the unit into the server bay until the edge connector seats firmly, then tighten the captive retention screw to lock it in place.
Periodically vacuum the intake mesh and listen for bearing noise; replace the fan module if airflow drops or whine appears.
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