Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A replacement server power supply for compatible Dell systems, rated at 2000 watts
This server power supply is built for DELL D2000E-S2 and DPS-2000EB-2A systems. It matches the XYK93 and 0960VR part identifiers so it fits the original chassis without modification. The unit arrives new and ready for installation in compatible Dell rack servers.
The supply uses a proprietary edge connector that mates with the Dell backplane, so no external power cables are required. It occupies the standard hot-swap bay and delivers 2000 W from a single slot, freeing adjacent bays for additional power or storage modules. Builders needing redundant units must populate each bay with the same form factor.
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The unit delivers up to 2000 W continuously while the server draws full power.
The 960 mm fan spins faster under load, producing noticeable airflow noise in a rack.
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