Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement 1200 W power supply for HP DL580 G5 servers matching part numbers 438202-002 and 441830-001
This new server power supply is built for the HP DL580G5 platform and carries the DPS-1200FBA designation. It matches part numbers 438202-002 and 441830-001 for direct replacement. The unit delivers 1200 watts of power for demanding enterprise workloads.
This supply fits administrators replacing a failed unit in an existing HP DL580G5 chassis. It will not work in other server models or desktop builds that require different form factors or connectors. Buyers needing redundant modules for a different platform should look elsewhere.
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The server will complete POST and show no power-fault LEDs when the supply is seated and the AC cord is live.
The supply ships as the bare module only; the HP DL580G5 chassis provides the power-distribution backplane and mounting hardware.
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