Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Powers HP G8 servers with a 150-watt Delta unit matching part numbers 724496-001 and 714768-101
This Supersuperuncle Delta DPS-150AB-5A unit is a new server power supply built for HP G8 systems. It matches part numbers 724496-001 and 714768-101 for direct replacement. The 150 W rating supports standard G8 configurations.
Technicians servicing HP G8 hardware will find the correct fit and connectors here. Builders working on different server generations or non-HP chassis should look elsewhere because the form factor and pin-out are specific to this platform.
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This supply is listed for the HP G8 platform and carries part numbers 724496-001 and 714768-101, matching the original equipment specification.
Redundant operation requires matching part numbers and firmware; the 724496-001 unit should pair with an identical Delta DPS-150AB-5A module for proper load sharing.
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