Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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460 W server power supply for HP ML350e G8, part numbers 648176-001 and 685041-001
This unit is a direct replacement power supply built for the HP ProLiant ML350e Generation 8 server. It delivers 460 watts of output to keep the system running under typical server workloads. The part matches HP part numbers 648176-001 and 685041-001 for precise compatibility.
The supply uses a hot-plug form factor that slides into the server's redundant power bay without tools. Its edge connector mates directly with the chassis backplane, so a failed unit can be swapped while the server stays online. Buyers needing a different wattage or a non-hot-plug format should look elsewhere.
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The DPS-460DB-6A connects through the HP ML350e G8 server power bay and provides 460 watts of output for that platform.
It slides into the standard hot-plug power supply bay of the HP ML350e G8 chassis and locks with the built-in latch.
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