Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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650 W power supply for Cisco UCS C200 CPB09-031A servers
This 650-watt unit is built for the Cisco UCS C200 CPB09-031A server. It delivers the rated output required by that platform in a hot-swap form factor. System administrators maintaining this specific chassis will find a direct replacement.
The included bracket and connector set align with the C200 bay without modification. No extra adapters or firmware updates are needed for installation. Environments needing redundant supplies should verify the chassis supports dual units.
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The unit uses an internal cooling fan rated for continuous server duty; replacement is only required if bearing noise or airflow loss appears during routine checks.
The built-in over-temperature protection trips before the 650W output limit is reached, shutting the supply down to prevent component damage.
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