Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A new server power supply for HP AJ715A 468506-001 4G SW FC SFP AFBR-57R5AEZ
This module is a 4G SW FC SFP transceiver designed for HP AJ715A 468506-001 server environments. It provides short-wave fibre connectivity for storage area networks and high-performance computing clusters. Network administrators and data-centre technicians use it to link switches, directors and host bus adapters over multimode fibre.
It directly replaces the AFBR-57R5AEZ part when a compatible 4G short-wave SFP is required. The upgrade is justified when existing optics reach end-of-life or when expanding fabric ports on supported HP hardware. Buyers needing higher speeds, long-wave optics or different connector types should look elsewhere.
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The module uses a standard SFP transceiver slot in compatible HP switch or server chassis.
Remove the dust caps from both optical ports and insert the module until the latch clicks securely.
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