Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement power supply for HP DAT72 DDS5 SCSI tape drives
This replacement power supply is built for the HP DAT72 DDS5 DW009-60005 SCSI tape drive and matches part numbers 69201, 393484-001 and Q1522B. It suits administrators maintaining legacy backup libraries that still rely on this platform. The unit ships new and ready for installation.
Designed to deliver continuous power during long sequential write and verify cycles typical of DAT72 archiving jobs. It maintains stable output without the voltage droop seen in short-burst testing. Buyers needing redundant or hot-swap power modules for other chassis should look elsewhere.
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The 393484-001 is built to deliver the 72 GB DAT72 drive its rated current without extra cooling.
A standard ultra-wide SCSI host adapter with a 68-pin connector is required for the DW009-60005.
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