Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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300-watt server power supply delivers reliable power for rack systems
The FH-XD301MYF PS-6301-8 delivers 300W of continuous power for rack-mounted servers and workstations. It is built for system integrators and IT departments replacing a failed unit in existing infrastructure. The supply has been tested and confirmed working before shipment.
Under sustained load the unit maintains its rated 300W without throttling or shutdown. It is not designed for configurations that demand higher continuous draw or redundant parallel operation. Buyers needing greater capacity or hot-swap redundancy should select a different model.
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The unit is rated at 300W maximum output; actual draw depends on the server load connected to it.
It fits server bays designed for the PS-6301-8 form factor; confirm your chassis supports this specific model before purchase.
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