Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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160W server power supply unit compatible with part numbers 5188-7521, 5188-7520, DPS-160QB-1 A and PC6013
This 160 W server power supply carries part numbers 5188-7521, 5188-7520, DPS-160QB-1 and PC6013. It is built for rack-mounted equipment that requires a compact, hot-pluggable AC-DC module. The unit is new and intended for integration into compatible server chassis.
Under continuous load the supply maintains its rated 160 W output without relying on short-term peak headroom. Thermal management is handled by the chassis airflow rather than an oversized internal fan. It is not suited for builds that need higher wattage or non-standard form factors.
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The 160W rating is the maximum output; actual heat depends on load and the server chassis airflow.
It fits servers designed for the 5188-7520 part number and the DPS-160QB-1 form factor.
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