Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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2450W server power supply for HP C7000 enclosures, part 588733-001
This 2450W server power supply is built for the HP C7000 enclosure and matches part numbers 588733-001 and 570493-001. It delivers high-density power for blade chassis deployments in data-centre environments. The unit is supplied new and ready for rack installation.
It directly replaces a failed or end-of-life DPS-2450AB module to restore full redundancy in the chassis. The upgrade is worth it when the existing unit shows faults or when a spare is needed for immediate hot-swap maintenance. It is not for builders who need a standard ATX form factor or a lower-wattage desktop supply.
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It is built for the HP C7000 blade enclosure and occupies one power-supply bay.
Inserting the module upside-down prevents the blind-mate connector from engaging; the keyed notch must face the chassis rail.
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