Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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485W replacement power supply for Dell PowerVault MD1120 storage arrays
This 485W server power supply is built for the Dell PowerVault MD1120 storage array. It matches the original F884J and D485P-S0 part numbers for direct replacement. The unit is new and intended for administrators maintaining this specific platform.
The supply fits only the MD1120 chassis and its proprietary connector layout. Systems needing a different form factor or wattage cannot use this unit. Buyers who want a redundant module for another Dell enclosure or a standard ATX/EPS supply will need a different part.
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This supply carries the Dell part numbers F884J, D485P-S0 and DPS-485AB A, all of which reference the same 485 W module for the MD1120 enclosure.
It provides up to 485 watts of redundant power to the MD1120 chassis, supporting the backplane and drive sleds during normal and rebuild operations.
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