Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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675W server power supply compatible with PowerEdge 1800 systems
This OIAGLH power supply replaces the Dell DPS-650BB A unit used in PowerEdge 1800 servers. It delivers 675 watts of switching output and matches part numbers P2591, FD732, KD045 and KD084. The unit is new and ready for direct installation.
Buyers maintaining a different server chassis or needing a different wattage rating should look elsewhere. The specific connector layout and form factor limit use to the listed Dell platform.
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The unit uses an internal fan that spins faster under heavy load; expect audible airflow in a quiet room, but it is designed for server chassis where background noise is already present.
Verify your current unit carries one of these Dell part numbers: P2591, FD732, GJ315, KD045, KD084 or 7000880-0000; a match confirms mechanical and electrical compatibility.
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