Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 670 W redundant power supply built for the PowerEdge 1950 server
The Dell Z670P-00 is a 670 watt redundant power supply designed for the PowerEdge 1950 server. It operates as a hot-swappable module within the chassis redundant power architecture. This new unit provides the specified wattage for compatible Dell server configurations.
This supply suits administrators maintaining a PowerEdge 1950 or adding a second module for redundant operation. It is not for servers outside the PowerEdge 1950 line, builders needing a different wattage, or systems requiring a non-redundant form factor.
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| Brand name | DELL |
Yes, this unit is designed specifically for the PowerEdge 1950 server chassis and fits its redundant power supply bay.
Dell recommends using identical wattage modules for proper load sharing; mixing different capacities may cause instability or trigger alerts.
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