Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement 255 W power supply for Dell SFF small-chassis servers
This power supply is built for Dell small-form-factor servers carrying part numbers AC255ES-00, AC255AS-00 and L255AS-00. It slots directly into the chassis without adapters, making it a straightforward replacement for IT teams maintaining those specific systems.
Designed for continuous server duty, the unit delivers its rated 255 watt capacity under prolonged load rather than only in short bursts. Protective circuits maintain steady rails during extended operation, so the supply suits workloads that run around the clock.
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The supply is rated at 255 W output; actual wall draw will depend on the efficiency curve of this specific Dell SFF unit.
This power supply is built for Dell SFF systems that list AC255ES-00, AC255AS-00 or L255AS-00 as the approved replacement.
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