Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 750 watts to Dell PowerEdge R620 and R720 servers, validated by full testing
This 750 watt server power supply is built for Dell PowerEdge R720 and R620 systems. It carries part numbers CN-0CWKMX, 079RDR, 05NF18 and 06W2PW. The unit is supplied new and has passed a 100 percent functional test before shipping.
Verify that your server requires one of the listed part numbers before ordering. Confirm the power supply bay in your chassis matches this form factor. Ensure the total power budget of your configuration stays within the 750 watt rating of this unit.
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The power supply is sold as the module only; Dell R720 and R620 chassis use integrated power-distribution boards, so no separate cables or brackets are included.
All four codes reference the same 750W hot-plug supply; any will fit a PowerEdge R720 or R620 as long as the chassis label lists one of those numbers.
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