Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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350 W replacement power supply for Dell T320 servers, part DH350E-S0
This power supply is built for the DELL T320 server and replaces part numbers DH350E-S0, DF83C, F350E-S0 and 8M7N4. It delivers 350 watts of power to keep the server running in a tower or rack chassis. System administrators who maintain legacy DELL hardware will find it a direct-fit replacement.
The unit uses the proprietary connector required by the T320, so it cannot be used in standard ATX cases or servers from other vendors. Its 350 watt rating restricts it to configurations that stay within that power envelope. Buyers who need higher output or a different form factor must choose another model.
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Yes, this 350 W supply matches the DH350E-S0, DF83C and F350E-S0 part numbers used in the Dell T320.
A 350 W unit handles typical T320 configurations; total draw depends on the exact CPU, drive count and expansion cards installed.
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