Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement power supply for Dell PowerEdge 2950 servers
This unit is a direct replacement for the Dell PowerEdge 2950 server. It matches part numbers Z750P-00, N750P-S0, NY526, JX399 and Y8132. System administrators maintaining this specific platform can restore full power redundancy.
The supply delivers a maximum of 750 watts to the server backplane. Configurations that demand more power than this rating will not start or will shut down under load. Buyers needing higher capacity for expanded hardware must select a different chassis platform.
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All five codes — Z750P-00, N750P-S0, NY526, JX399 and Y8132 — refer to the same 750 W unit built for the Dell PE2950, so any listed variant will fit.
The 750 W rating is the maximum continuous output the supply can provide to the PE2950's backplane, covering the processors, memory, drives and fans under full load.
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