Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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An 870 W server power supply for Dell R710 T61d0 systems, matching part numbers N870P-S0 and A870P-00
This new 870W server power supply is designed for the Dell R710 and T61d0 platforms. It matches the N870P-S0 and A870P-00 part numbers for direct replacement. The unit delivers 870 watts of power for redundant or single configurations.
This supply suits administrators replacing a failed unit in a compatible Dell chassis. It is not for builders needing a different form factor or wattage rating. Buyers requiring alternative connectors or higher efficiency certifications should look elsewhere.
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This unit is built for the Dell R710 and T61d0 servers, matching the N870P-S0 and A870P-00 part numbers used in those chassis.
The R710 supports redundant hot-plug power; both bays must use matching 870W units, so an older lower-wattage module cannot share the load.
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