Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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835W server power supply compatible with IBM x3650, X3400, X3655 and x3500 models using part numbers 24R2731 and 24R27310
This new 835 watt server power supply matches part numbers 24R2731 and 24R27310. It is built for the IBM x3650, X3400, X3655 and x3500 models. The unit installs directly into the original chassis without modification. It restores reliable power delivery for daily server workloads.
The supply replaces the factory part when the original fails or shows degraded output. It is the correct choice when the server requires an exact 835 watt rating and the listed part numbers. It is not suited for systems that need a different wattage, a redundant hot-swap module or a form factor outside the named IBM models.
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Yes, it is built for the IBM x3650, X3400, X3655 and x3500 chassis and slides directly into the standard redundant power bay.
Seat the module firmly until the latch clicks, then verify the green LED on the front panel lights solid before closing the server cover.
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