Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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460W hot-swap power supply replaces HP part numbers 511777-001 and 499249-001 in DL380G6 and DL360G6 servers
This 460 watt hot-swap power supply replaces part numbers 511777-001 and 499249-001 in HP DL380G6 and DL360G6 servers. It is built for administrators maintaining these specific ProLiant platforms.
The unit slides into the server's redundant power bay without tools, allowing replacement while the system remains online. A second matching supply is required for full redundancy; single-supply configurations leave no failover capacity.
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The supply is rated at 460W, so it can deliver up to 460W continuously provided the server chassis airflow meets HP specifications.
The internal fan speed is controlled by the server management firmware; under typical loads it runs at a low RPM and becomes audible only when inlet temperatures rise above the chassis threshold.
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