Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers power for FSP 3Y servers using YM-2301E, YM-2301EA02R, YM-2301C modules
The Supersuperuncle YM-2301E YM-2301EA02R YM-2301C is a server power supply built for FSP 3Y Power platforms. It suits administrators who need a direct replacement module for compatible rack systems. This unit is not intended for desktop builders or consumer PC projects.
Supplied in new condition, the module matches the original form factor for FSP 3Y Power installations. Its connector layout aligns with the host chassis, allowing straightforward insertion without adapter cables. The 2301 series designation confirms the correct revision for supported enclosures.
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The module plugs directly into the FSP 3Y power shelf using the proprietary card-edge connector built into the chassis.
It is a hot-swap power module designed to slide into a standard FSP 3Y power bay without rails or brackets.
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