Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 750W server power supply compatible with Cisco R250-PSU2-750W and ASTEC 7001541-J000 part numbers
This 750 W server power supply is built to replace the Cisco R250-PSU2-750W unit and matches the ASTEC 7001541-J000 and 341-0363-01 part numbers. It fits directly into the power bay of supported Cisco R250 chassis without modification. The unit ships new and ready for immediate installation in compatible systems.
The supply slides into the server's redundant power cage and connects through the native backplane connector, leaving internal drive bays and PCIe slots unaffected. It supports hot-swap replacement so administrators can exchange a failed module without powering down the host. Builds that do not use Cisco R250 chassis or that require a different form factor cannot use this module.
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The supply is rated for 750W continuous output under normal operating conditions.
The built-in fan spins up under load but settles to a low airflow profile once temperatures stabilise.
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