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Replacement ATX power supply tested working for EX3400-48P switches
This 920 W ATX unit is built to power the EX3400-48P switch platform. It delivers the rated output required by the chassis and is tested working before shipment. The supply suits network administrators who need a direct replacement for the original JPSU-920-AC-AFO module.
The AFO designation means air moves from the front panel toward the rear, matching the cooling path of the EX3400-48P chassis. This orientation leaves the opposite airflow direction free for other devices in the same rack. The unit slides into the dedicated power-supply bay without adapters or cable modifications.
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The 920 W rating is the continuous maximum the unit is designed to deliver; sustained loads at that level are supported within the specified operating temperature range.
At 920 W output the supply exhausts waste heat through its front-to-back airflow path, matching the cooling design of the EX3400-48P chassis.
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