Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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AMM module compatible with IBM 8852 and 8677 servers, part numbers 80Y9081, 39Y9661, 44X3058
This Supersuperuncle AMM module is built for IBM 8852 and 8677 server power supplies. It replaces part numbers 80Y9081, 39Y9661 and 44X3058. The unit is new and intended for technicians maintaining compatible IBM server infrastructure. It provides the management interface those systems require.
The module installs directly into the power supply bay of the supported IBM servers. It restores monitoring and control functions for the power subsystem. It does not fit other server models or power supply types. Buyers needing redundant management for different platforms should verify compatibility before purchase.
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The 80Y9081 AMM module is designed for IBM 8852 and 8677 systems, matching part numbers 39Y9661 and 44X3058.
As a management module, the 39Y9661 draws minimal power and produces low heat inside the chassis airflow.
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