Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Server power supply rated at 320 watts for compatible HP systems
This new server power supply is built for HP systems using the D10-320P2A form factor. It serves administrators replacing a failed unit or sparing a rackmount chassis. The CFH0320FWWA part number matches the HP-D3201A0 assembly for direct compatibility.
Rated for 320 W continuous output, the unit maintains stable rails during extended compute or storage workloads. A 10 A input rating on the primary side supports steady draw without tripping upstream protection. It is not suited for platforms requiring higher wattage or redundant hot-swap frames.
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The power supply is rated at 320 W output; actual heat and acoustic levels depend on the server chassis airflow and load profile.
It is designed as a direct replacement for the HP D10-320P2A and HP-D3201A0 power supply assemblies.
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