Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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2450 Watt redundant hot-plug power supply for Blc7000 enclosure
This 2450 watt hot-plug unit is designed for the HP Blc7000 enclosure. It provides redundant power delivery for blade server environments that require continuous uptime. The module installs directly into the enclosure power bay.
Verify that your Blc7000 enclosure has a free power supply bay before ordering. Ensure the existing power infrastructure supports redundant operation with this module. Confirm the enclosure firmware is current for full compatibility.
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The unit is a hot-plug module that slides directly into the Blc7000 enclosure; power connections are made through the enclosure backplane so no separate cables are required.
The 500242-001 is rated at 2450 Watt and is specified for the Blc7000 enclosure; match the part number and wattage to your enclosure's power-supply bay requirements.
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