Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Powers the HP MSA2040 SAN Controller with the C8R09A or 717870-001 part number
The Supersuperuncle C8R09A/717870-001 is a new server power supply built for the HP MSA2040 SAN Controller. It delivers the electrical input that the storage array requires for continuous operation. System administrators maintaining this specific controller chassis use it as a direct replacement or spare unit.
The unit fits only the HP MSA2040 SAN Controller enclosure and will not power other server platforms. Installations that need redundant supplies must populate each bay with a matching part. Builders assembling custom storage servers cannot adapt this supply to a different backplane.
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Yes, part numbers C8R09A and 717870-001 match the HP MSA2040 SAN Controller.
It identifies this unit as a direct replacement for the HP MSA2040 SAN Controller power supply.
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