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Silver metal 2U server power supply unit with rear fan grille and power connector

OIAGLH

OIAGLH P2M-6601P 600W 2U server power supply

SKU CH-8B85-R7VGF

A 600 W switching power supply for 2U Emacs servers, model P2M-6601P

  • 600 W output powers dual-processor 2U servers
  • P2M-6601P form factor fits standard redundant bays
  • Switching topology delivers efficient DC conversion
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from day one

OIAGLH 600W 2U server power supply

This OIAGLH unit delivers 600 watts in a 2U redundant form factor built for rackmount servers. It fits Emacs chassis that accept the P2M-6601P model and provides hot-swap capability for continuous operation.

Practical limits of the 2U redundant interface

The supply only works in bays designed for this exact 2U footprint and pin layout. Systems needing a different form factor, higher wattage or non-redundant design cannot use it.

Highlights

  • 600 W output powers dual-processor 2U servers
  • P2M-6601P form factor fits standard redundant bays
  • Switching topology delivers efficient DC conversion
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from day one

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the 600W rating cover both redundant and single-supply configurations?

The unit delivers up to 600 W continuous output; whether that covers redundancy depends on how many modules your chassis holds and the load each rail draws.

Will the 600W output handle a fully populated dual-CPU 2U server under peak load?

At 600 W the supply can support typical dual-socket 2U builds, but headroom varies with CPU TDP, GPU count and drive population — verify total system draw against the 600 W limit.

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