Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 350 W 1+1 redundant power module for server installations
This hot-swap module delivers 350 watts in a 1+1 redundant configuration for rackmount servers. It is designed for operators who need continuous uptime and can replace a failed unit without powering down the chassis. The module suits data-centre and edge deployments where power resilience is a requirement.
The unit slides into a compatible redundant power supply cage and draws AC input from the facility supply. It shares load with a second module so either can be removed for service while the system stays online. Builds that do not support hot-swap redundancy or that require a different form factor cannot use this module.
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The module is rated for 350 W continuous output; sustained loads above that will trigger protection.
The unit uses a temperature-controlled fan that ramps up under full 350 W load, producing typical server PSU noise levels.
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