Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 250 W server PSU with motherboard 20+4P, CPU 4P, SATA, IDE and small 4P connectors in a 1U form factor measuring 150×80×40 mm
This 250 watt unit fits 1U server chassis and industrial computers. It delivers power through a 20+4 pin motherboard connector, a 4 pin CPU connector, one SATA connector, one IDE connector and a small 4 pin peripheral connector. The compact form factor measures 150 by 80 by 40 millimetres.
Systems that require more than 250 watts or additional SATA and PCIe power leads cannot use this supply. It also lacks redundant or hot-swap capability for mission-critical deployments. Buyers needing modular cabling or 80 Plus certification data should look elsewhere.
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It uses a single 20+4-pin ATX connector for the motherboard.
Yes, the unit provides one SATA power connector alongside legacy IDE and 4-pin leads.
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