Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 750 W server power supply compatible with R720, R620, R520 and T620 systems
This 750 watt server power supply is built for Dell PowerEdge R720 R620 R520 and T620 systems. It serves administrators who need a direct replacement unit for those specific chassis. The new condition ensures reliable operation in production environments. Part numbers CN-05NF18 and CN-06W2PW identify the compatible models.
The unit uses a proprietary form factor and connector set that only fits the listed Dell PowerEdge servers. It cannot be installed in standard ATX cases or used with generic motherboards. Buyers who need a power supply for a custom build or a different server brand must choose another product. No adapter cables are included or referenced.
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This unit is listed for PowerEdge R720, R620, R520 and T620 models.
Each supply can deliver up to 750W; with two installed the R720 can share the load and keep running if one fails.
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