Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement 550 W power supply for Dell 470 workstations, matching part numbers H2370, D1257, D550P-00 and HP-U551FF3
This 550 watt server power supply is built for the Dell 470 workstation. It matches part numbers H2370, D1257, D550P-00 and HP-U551FF3. System integrators and IT technicians use it to restore factory power delivery in compatible units.
The unit delivers a continuous 550 watts under load rather than a short-term peak. Server-grade components maintain stable voltage during extended compute tasks. It is not suitable for chassis requiring higher wattage or different form factors.
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The supply is rated at 550 W output; actual wall draw depends on the workload inside the Dell 470 workstation.
The Dell 470 workstation uses its own proprietary power connector; the replacement supply matches that connector directly.
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