Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Provides 495 W of redundant power for Dell PowerEdge R620, R720, R520, T320, T420 and T620 servers with 100-240 V input
This new 495 W server power supply carries Dell part number N24MJ and model D495E-S0. It accepts 100-240 V AC input and is built for the PowerEdge product line. The unit is designed as a direct replacement or spare for compatible Dell servers.
Compatible models include the PowerEdge R620, R720, R520, T320, T420 and T620. It suits administrators maintaining those specific platforms or keeping a cold spare on hand. Builders working with other server chassis, different form factors or non-Dell hardware should look elsewhere.
The supply slides into the standard PowerEdge hot-plug bay so a failed unit can be swapped without shutting down the host. It draws AC power from a 100-240 V source and delivers up to 495 W to the system backplane. No extra cabling or adapters are required beyond the server’s own power distribution board.
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The unit is listed for PowerEdge R620, R720, R520, T320, T420 and T620 chassis; one of those models is required for the supply to mount and plug in correctly.
The R620 supports hot-plug redundant power; a second 495W unit of the same D495E-S0 / N24MJ type will share the load and maintain operation if one module fails.
A solid green LED on the supply face shows normal 100-240 V input and 495W output; amber or off means a fault or missing AC.
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