Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Powers IBM System x3650 M2, M3 and x3550 servers with 460 W or 675 W output using part numbers 39Y7236, 39Y7222 or 39Y7228
This new server power supply is built for IBM X3650 M2, X3650 M3 and X3550 systems. It matches part numbers 39Y7236, 39Y7222 and 39Y7228. The unit delivers 460W or 675W output depending on the host configuration. It is intended for administrators restoring power redundancy or replacing a failed module in supported rackmount servers.
The supply installs directly into the server's hot-swap bay without tools or extra cables. Its dual 460W and 675W ratings allow the same spare to cover multiple chassis configurations. Buyers needing a different form factor, higher wattage or non-IBM pinout should select another model.
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The fan is a sealed assembly rated for continuous server duty; plan on swapping the whole unit when airflow drops or bearing noise appears.
The 675 W peak rating is the ceiling — exceeding it trips over-current protection and shuts the rail down.
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