Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Powers POE hard-disk recorders with a 300 W Delta DPS-300AB-81 B 8616 supply
The WMtec DPS-300AB-81 B delivers 300W of power for POE hard disk recorder installations. It is built to match the Delta DPS-300AB-81 B 8616 specification for direct replacement. This new unit targets system integrators maintaining compatible recorder hardware.
This supply fits builders who need an exact 300W POE match for the listed recorder platform. It does not suit systems requiring a different wattage, connector layout or form factor. Buyers without the Delta 8616 part reference should verify compatibility before purchase.
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This unit is built for the Delta DPS-300AB-81 B 300W 8616 POE hard-disk recorder, matching its power and PoE requirements.
It is specified for the DPS-300AB-81 B 300W 8616 model; compatibility with other Delta recorders is not confirmed.
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