Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement power supply for HP EliteDesk 880 G1 and 680 G1 tower workstations
This replacement power supply is built for the HP EliteDesk 880 G1 TWR and 680G1 TWR tower workstations. It delivers the correct voltages and connector layout required by those specific chassis. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation.
This supply suits owners of those exact tower models who need a direct replacement. Builders working with small-form-factor, mini-tower or any other HP chassis should look elsewhere because the connector arrangement and physical dimensions will not match. Buyers who need redundant or hot-swap server power modules should also consider a different product class.
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Yes, it is made for the HP EliteDesk 880 G1 TWR and the 680 G1 TWR chassis.
The supply is listed for both the 880 G1 TWR and the 680 G1 TWR, so it will work in the 680 G1 TWR.
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