Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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130 W server power supply rated at 1100 for compatible EOS equipment
This 130 watt unit is built to power EOS VLT130-1100 hardware in rack environments. It delivers the rated output required by the original platform without modification. The supply fits the electrical and mechanical interface defined by the equipment manufacturer.
The supply maintains its full 130 watt rating during sustained operation rather than only in short bursts. Thermal design and component selection target stable voltage rails over long duty cycles. This behaviour suits servers that run at high utilisation around the clock.
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The 130W server supply uses active cooling, so fan speed rises with load; expect typical server-grade noise levels during continuous operation.
This 1100 model is built for specific EOS chassis slots; you must already own a compatible EOS system that accepts this form factor.
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