Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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1133W power supply for Sun X4600 M2, X4640 and T5440 servers
This 1133-watt server power supply replaces the Sun 300-2158 unit used in X4640 X4600 M2 and T5440 systems. It is built for data-centre operators who need a direct-fit spare to keep those platforms running. The unit matches the original form factor and connector layout for the listed models.
The jump is worth it when an existing supply shows voltage drift, fan failure or unexpected shutdowns under load. It does not add extra wattage or support platforms outside the X4640 X4600 M2 T5440 family. Buyers needing higher capacity or different server lines must source a different part number.
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The SPASUNM-08G is designed for Sun X4640, X4600 M2 and T5440 servers, matching the 300-2158 part number.
Slide the supply into the bay until the latch clicks; the step often missed is fully seating the connector so the latch engages and the unit locks in place.
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