Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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400 W DC power supply compatible with HP DL380 G3 servers using part numbers 274401-001, 251942-002 and DD-3401-1C1
This 400W unit is a new replacement part built for the HP DL380G3 server platform. It matches part numbers 274401-001, 251942-002 and DD-3401-1C1. It is intended for administrators restoring or maintaining that specific chassis.
The supply delivers 400W of DC output for the factory configuration. It will not support upgraded processors, additional drive cages or high-power expansion cards that exceed the original power budget. Buyers needing higher wattage or redundant modules for other server generations should look elsewhere.
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Yes, it is built for the HP DL380G3 and matches the 274401-001, 251942-002 and DD-3401-1C1 part numbers used in that server.
After fitting it into the DL380G3, the server's front-panel LEDs and the system BIOS power-status screen will confirm the 400 W DC supply is operating.
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