Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 300 W of industrial-grade power with a 70 A output rail
The YINGHUA DPS-300AB-70A is a 300 W industrial power supply built for server chassis. It targets system integrators and IT technicians who need a replacement or spare unit for compatible rackmount equipment.
Confirm that your chassis accepts this specific server supply model and that the connector layout matches the backplane. Check the 70 A rating against the load requirements of your installed components.
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The unit is supplied as a standalone 300W industrial power supply. No cables or mounting brackets are mentioned in the product data, so any required IEC leads or DC connectors must be sourced separately.
This model is offered in a single 300W rating. Choose it when your server’s total power draw stays within that 300W limit; otherwise a higher-wattage unit is required.
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