Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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1100 W replacement supply compatible with Dell R510 and R910 servers
This 1100 watt unit is built for DELL PowerEdge R510 and R910 servers. It matches part number Z1100P-00 and 7001515-J100 for direct replacement. The supply delivers redundant power for enterprise workloads. New condition ensures full service life from installation.
Buyers who need a different wattage or form factor for other server models should look elsewhere. Administrators requiring hot-swap redundancy must confirm chassis bay compatibility before purchase. This unit does not fit desktop or workstation platforms.
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This unit is built for the Dell PowerEdge R510 and R910, matching part numbers Z1100P-00 and 7001515-J100.
The R510 chassis accepts redundant 1100W modules, so this supply will share the load with another compatible unit of the same rating.
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