Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 600 GB SAS hard drive spinning at 15000 RPM in a 3.5 inch dual-port hot-swap tray
The HP EF0600FATFF delivers 600Gb of capacity at 15000Rpm for high-throughput server workloads. A 3.5-inch form factor with dual-port Sas connectivity supports hot-swap replacement in compatible bays. The included tray simplifies installation in HP storage arrays.
The supplied tray ensures correct alignment and secure mounting without extra hardware. Dual-port Sas provides path redundancy so a single controller or cable failure does not interrupt data access. Hot-swap capability allows drive changes while the system remains online.
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The unit ships with its own tray, so a replacement drive would only need a new tray if the original is damaged.
Sustained 15000 RPM operation makes heat the first limiting factor, requiring adequate chassis airflow to stay within safe temperatures.
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