Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 750 W replacement power supply compatible with Dell R530, R630 and R730 servers
This power supply unit is built for Dell PowerEdge R530 R630 and R730 servers. It delivers 750W of power to support standard enterprise workloads in these rackmount platforms. System administrators maintaining or upgrading these specific generation servers will find it a direct replacement.
The module uses a server-grade form factor that slides into the chassis and locks with a lever. Redundant pairing allows one unit to be swapped while the other keeps the system running. Connectors are integrated into the unit edge so no separate cables are routed inside the rack.
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The E750E-S1 00XW8W 750W supply is built for Dell R530, R630 and R730 servers.
It uses the standard Dell redundant power-supply form factor that slides into the R530, R630 and R730 bays.
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