Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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280 W power supply compatible with OptiPlex GX 745 and 755 systems
The Dell WW109 delivers 280 W of power for OptiPlex GX 745 and 755 desktop systems. It is a direct replacement unit built to the original equipment specification for those models. The supply fits the proprietary chassis connector and mounting points used in these computers. It serves IT teams and owners restoring or maintaining these legacy workstations.
The unit ships as the power supply module only, without additional cables, adapters or management software. Buyers who need a different wattage or a standard ATX form factor cannot use this part. It does not support systems outside the GX 745 and 755 compatibility list.
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The fan is a sealed component; replacement is not user-serviceable and would require a full supply swap.
The 280 W rating is the hard ceiling; sustained draw above that triggers over-current protection and shuts the unit down.
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