Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 500 W unit replaces the 746177-002 or DPS-500AB-20A in HP desktops
This 500W server power supply is built as a direct replacement for HP desktop computers using part number 746177-002 and model DPS-500AB-20A. It supplies 500W of power for compatible HP workstation or server chassis. The unit is new and ready for installation in supported systems.
The supply delivers a single 500W output rated for the HP 746177-002 and DPS-500AB-20A specifications. Builders who need redundant or higher-wattage configurations cannot use this unit. Systems requiring a different form factor or connector layout will not be compatible.
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It indicates the unit can deliver up to 500 W of continuous power to the motherboard, CPU and drives in an HP desktop.
The DPS-500AB-20A label identifies the specific HP proprietary connector and pinout used by this 500 W supply.
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