Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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1450W replacement power supply for IBM BCS 7779 and 8886 knife-box servers, matching part numbers 7001509-Y000, 39Y7403 and 39Y7402
This new server power supply delivers 1450W for IBM BCS 7779 and 8886 knife-box systems. It matches part numbers 7001509-Y000 39Y7403 and 39Y7402. The unit is built for direct replacement in those chassis.
The supply slides into the knife-box bay and connects to the existing backplane without adapter cables. It frees the builder from sourcing legacy IBM spares. It does not fit standard ATX cases or other server platforms.
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The 1450W rating is the sustained output ceiling; the supply will throttle or shut down if continuous draw exceeds that figure.
The unit uses internal high-speed fans to move heat out the rear; expect noticeable airflow noise and exhaust heat proportional to a 1450W load.
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