Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Server fan set for DL580 and DL980 G7 systems, part numbers 584562-001 and 591208-001
This fan set is built for the DL580 G7 and DL980 G7 server platforms. It replaces the original cooling assembly inside compatible power supply units. The kit carries part number 584562-001 and is supplied new.
The single specification that decides fit is the SPS part number 591208-001 printed on the power supply label. If that number is absent the set will not install. Buyers who need a different SPS part number cannot use this kit.
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The fan set provides the cooling airflow required by the DL580 G7 chassis, keeping internal temperatures within operating limits for the power supplies and system boards.
The set matches part numbers 584562-001 and 591208-001, which are the designated spares for the DL580 and DL980 G7 power-supply cooling interface.
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