Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A new DC power supply unit for XF20 R520 v2 servers, part PPC33 D001
The Supersuperuncle XF20 R520 v2 is a new DC power supply built for server installations. It delivers a 520 watt output through a single unit design. The PPC33 D001 model targets system integrators who need reliable DC-to-DC conversion in rack environments.
Under continuous load the supply maintains its rated 520 watt delivery without the droop seen in short-burst ratings. Thermal management is handled by the server chassis airflow rather than an integrated fan. The single-unit construction means there is no redundant module to take over if this unit fails. Builders who require N+1 redundancy or hot-swap capability should look elsewhere.
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The unit is rated for 520 W DC output, so sustained load will not exceed that figure under normal server operation.
It fits standard 1U redundant power-supply bays that accept the PPC33 form factor and D001 connector pinout.
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