Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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425 W replacement power supply for Dell T5810, T3610 and T3600 workstations
This 425W server power supply replaces the D425EF-02 and AC425EF-00 units in Dell Precision T5810, T3610 and T3600 workstations. It is a new component built to the original form factor and connector layout for those three models.
The unit matches the factory pin-out and mechanical keying so installation requires no adapter cables or chassis modification. Buyers who need a higher wattage rating or a different Dell generation will need a different power supply.
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The fan is a sealed mechanical part; plan to clean dust from the intake grille every six to twelve months and replace the fan only if bearing noise or airflow loss appears.
The over-temperature circuit trips before the over-current limit, shutting the unit down if internal heat exceeds the design threshold.
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