Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 275 W SFF power supply compatible with Dell OptiPlex GX620, 740, 745 and 755 desktops
This 275-watt small-form-factor power supply is built for Dell OptiPlex GX620, 740, 745 and 755 SFF chassis. It replaces Dell part numbers H275P-00, N275P-00, RM117, G185T, YD080, WU142 and N220P-01. The unit ships new and weighs 5.1 units.
The PSU fits only the OptiPlex GX620, 740, 745 and 755 small-form-factor desktops identified in the part-number list. Builders using full-size towers, other brands or later OptiPlex generations cannot use this unit. No other wattage or form-factor variants are covered by this part.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | DELL |
The 275 W unit powers the motherboard, CPU and any installed drives in a GX620 small-form-factor chassis without exceeding its rated output.
It uses the Dell proprietary pinout for Optiplex SFF models, limiting upgrades to components that fit the same connector layout.
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