Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 800 W of reliable power for server installations
The YINGHUA GW-CRPS800 is an 800W server power supply unit built for rackmount and blade chassis. It delivers stable power to enterprise compute and storage platforms. The unit follows the CRPS redundant form factor for hot-swap installation. It is supplied new and ready for immediate deployment.
This unit suits data-centre operators who need an 800W CRPS module for existing redundant bays. It is not for builders requiring ATX or SFX form factors for desktop cases. Buyers needing higher wattage per slot should look at larger capacity modules. Shops without CRPS-compatible chassis cannot use this supply.
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Yes, the GW-CRPS800 is a CRPS form-factor unit and must be installed in a server chassis or shelf that accepts CRPS power supplies.
Yes, CRPS modules share the same physical dimensions, so the 800 W unit can occupy any bay designed for the CRPS standard.
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