Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement 320 W power supply for Sun V125 and V210 servers
This 320-watt server power supply is built as a direct replacement for the SUN V125 and V210 platforms. It matches the original 300-1566 form factor and the AA227603001566 part reference. System administrators maintaining these legacy Oracle Sun servers can use it to restore reliable power delivery. The unit is supplied new and ready for rack deployment.
The supply uses the dedicated connector and pin layout defined for the 300-1566 chassis family. It will not fit standard ATX or redundant CRPS bays. Builders planning new custom servers or upgrading to modern redundant frames cannot reuse this module. Buyers needing hot-swap redundancy or industry-standard cabling should select a different platform.
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This unit is built for the Sun V125 and V210 servers and matches part numbers 300-1566 and AA227603001566.
It delivers up to 320 watts to the server’s components, matching the original power specification for those chassis.
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