Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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210 watt SATA power supply fits Optiplex GX280 DT desktops
This 210 watt unit carries Dell part number W5184 and is built for the Optiplex GX280 desktop tower. It provides standard Sata power connectors for internal drives. The supply is new and intended as a direct replacement for the original equipment.
This unit fits only the Optiplex GX280 DT chassis and its proprietary connector layout. Builders working on other Dell models, standard ATX cases or systems that need higher output should look at other supplies.
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The unit ships as a complete 210 W Sata power supply; mounting hardware and cables are integrated, so no extra parts are required for installation in a compatible Optiplex GX280 DT.
Match the part number W5184 and the 210 W rating on the label to the Optiplex GX280 DT service tag; this exact combination is listed as compatible for that desktop model.
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