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Delivers 561 W of ATX power for JUNIPER APM SAK560L-F4 equipment
This 561W ATX power supply is built as a direct replacement for the JUNIPER APM SAK560L-F4 unit. It suits network administrators and data-centre technicians who need a tested, working module to restore or maintain power in compatible equipment. The unit is supplied new and verified for correct operation.
The supply is rated to deliver 560W on a sustained basis rather than only in short peaks, supporting stable operation during long duty cycles. Each unit is test-worked before dispatch to confirm reliable performance under constant demand. It is not intended for systems that require a different form factor or higher wattage than the original specification.
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The supply is rated at 561W output; actual wall draw will depend on the load placed on the Juniper APM.
It is a direct replacement for the JUNIPER APM SAK560L-F4 chassis and requires that appliance to be present.
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