Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement battery module for EMC Unity 300 storage systems
The Supersuperuncle 078-000-128 078-000-129 EMC Unity 300 Battery is a new power supply component designed for the Unity 300 storage array. It provides the backup power needed to protect cached data during an unexpected power loss. This unit suits administrators maintaining existing EMC Unity 300 deployments.
Confirm that your system requires the 078-000-128 or 078-000-129 part number printed on the original battery label. Check the physical dimensions and connector orientation against the installed module to ensure correct fitment. This battery is not for arrays outside the Unity 300 series or for buyers needing a different voltage or capacity.
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The battery unit is supplied alone; no cables, brackets or additional hardware are included with this part.
Both numbers refer to the same replacement battery for the Unity 300; either will fit the system.
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