Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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550 W replacement unit for IBM X3550M5 and X3650M5 servers matching part numbers 94Y8138, 94Y8139 and 94Y8173
This 550 watt server power supply is built to fit the IBM X3550M5 and X3650M5 platforms. It matches the original part numbers 94Y8138 94Y8139 and 94Y8173 for direct replacement. The unit is new and intended for data-centre maintenance or spare-stock refresh.
The single deciding specification is the exact model match to X3550M5 and X3650M5 servers using the cited part numbers. Buyers who need a supply for any other chassis or wattage cannot use this unit. No other form factor or connector layout is supported.
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It is the maximum continuous power the supply can deliver to the server's components under normal operating conditions.
It uses the IBM-specific hot-plug connector designed for the X3550 M5 and X3650 M5 power bays.
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