Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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3000W 80+ Platinum rack power supply for Dell MX7000 chassis
The Dell MX7000 3000W power supply is a rack-mounted unit built for the MX7000 chassis. It delivers 3000W of output with 80+ Platinum efficiency to reduce energy waste. The unit carries part number Y58PJ and arrives new with updated firmware. It is designed for high-density server deployments.
This supply fits administrators scaling compute density within the MX7000 platform who need platinum-grade efficiency. It is not suitable for builds outside that chassis or for systems requiring a different form factor. Buyers needing redundant configurations should verify slot availability. Those without the matching enclosure cannot use this unit.
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The part number Y58PJ identifies this 3000W 80+ Platinum power supply for the MX7000 chassis
It delivers up to 3000W to the MX7000 chassis with 80+ Platinum efficiency, reducing wasted power and heat in the rack
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