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Avenue 5020 Power Supply

Each Avenue 3RU Frame comes with one 5020 Power Supply module installed. An optional redundant power supply is available if desired to provide backup. Power is provided to all modules in the frame, the front door fan and optional Avenue Touch Screen Panel.

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  • Compatible with Avenue 3RU Frame
  • Hot-swappable
  • Redundant Option

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