Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A server power supply compatible with Dell 654MT and JX68G models, delivering 850W or 1000W output
This Supersuperuncle 654MT JX68G unit is a server power supply rated at 850W and 1000W. It is built for the DELL 654MT JX68G platform and arrives in new condition. The supply delivers the wattage required by that specific server chassis.
It suits administrators replacing a failed unit in a DELL 654MT JX68G server. It does not suit builders needing a standard ATX form factor for a desktop case. Buyers who want modular cabling or a different connector layout should look at other supplies.
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The 654MT JX68G is built for server chassis where active cooling handles the thermal load; expect typical high-output PSU fan noise under sustained 850W or 1000W draw.
This unit is listed as a direct replacement for Dell part numbers 654MT and JX68G; verify your server's service tag against those part numbers before fitting.
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