Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 500 watt redundant server power supply with plug-in design for ML350 G3 systems
This 500 W redundant power supply carries the ESP127 plug design and matches part numbers 264166-001, PS-5501-1C and 292237-001 for the ML350 G3 server. It is built for operators who need a direct replacement unit in a hot-swap redundant configuration.
The supply slides into the server bay and locks with the ESP127 connector, requiring no cable routing inside the chassis. Installation fails when the server model or part number does not match the three listed references, so confirm the exact part before fitting.
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The server will power on and report a healthy redundant power state in its management console or front-panel LEDs.
The unit itself is supplied; any required IEC power cables, mounting rails or server-specific brackets must be obtained separately.
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