Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement 425W server power supply compatible with IBM 49P2041 and 49P2042 part numbers
This 425W server power supply is built to replace the original unit in IBM X225 systems. It matches the ASTEC AA22600 specification and carries the 49P2041 and 49P2042 part references. The unit is new and intended for server maintenance or upgrade work.
Verify that the server model is an IBM X225 and that the existing power supply carries part number 49P2041, 49P2042 or ASTEC AA22600. Confirm the physical connector layout and mounting points match the original unit. This supply is not for systems requiring a different wattage or form factor.
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The box contains the 425W X225 server power supply unit. No cables, rails or mounting hardware are included; those must be sourced separately.
It replaces IBM part numbers 49P2042 and 49P2041, and the ASTEC AA22600 unit.
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