Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Redundant 1+1 server power supply delivering 2300 W per module for 5300 W total capacity
This 5300 W unit fits the Xinju R1S2-5300V4V chassis and delivers 1+1 redundancy through two hot-swap P1S-2300V-R modules. It targets operators who need continuous uptime in industrial control environments where a single supply failure must not interrupt the load.
Each 2300 W module can be removed and replaced while the system remains powered, so maintenance windows do not require a full shutdown. The paired design shares the load evenly and provides immediate fail-over if one module faults.
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The 1+1 redundant design lets you swap a P1S-2300V-R module while the system runs, so only a failed module needs replacement.
Each module delivers up to 2300 W; the pair shares the 5300 W total, so sustained load beyond 2300 W per module triggers its protection.
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