Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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500 W server power supply compatible with HP DL145G2 and DL140G2 systems
This 500 W unit replaces the DPS-500GB H module in HP DL145G2 and DL140G2 systems. It matches part numbers 408286-001 and 389108-002 for direct installation. The supply is new and built to the original server specifications.
Designed for continuous server operation, the unit delivers its rated output without the thermal throttling seen in short-burst desktop supplies. It is not suited for builds that require redundant or hot-swap power modules.
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The unit is a 500 W server supply designed for the DL145G2 and DL140G2 chassis; its internal fan speed is controlled by the server’s thermal management, so heat and noise depend on the host system’s load and airflow.
It plugs directly into the proprietary power backplane used by the HP DL145G2 and DL140G2; no separate ATX cables or adapters are required.
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