Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement 300W server power supply for Dell PE4600, matching part numbers 06F777 and 7000240-0001/0003
This 300W unit replaces the Dell 06F777 PE4600 power supply in compatible Dell servers. It matches part numbers 7000240-0001 and 7000240-0003 for direct fitment. The supply is new and built to the original specifications for Dell server platforms.
The power supply slots into the server's native power bay and connects to the system backplane without extra cables. It delivers 300W to the motherboard and drive cages, freeing the builder from sourcing proprietary Dell spares. Builders needing redundant power or higher wattage should verify their chassis supports multiple units.
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The 06F777 delivers 300 W of continuous power for the Dell PE4600 server.
Yes, the 7000240-0001 includes an internal fan that runs whenever the supply is powered.
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