Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement power supply for HP ML310 G4 servers, part numbers 432055-001 and 432479-001
This power supply replaces the original 432055-001 and 432479-001 units in the HP ML310 G4 server. It is intended for administrators restoring or maintaining that specific platform. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation.
The connector and pin-out are unique to the ML310 G4 chassis and will not fit standard ATX or other server form factors. Builders using different enclosures or requiring redundant hot-swap modules cannot use this unit. No adapters are included.
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Both part numbers are listed as compatible with the HP ML310G4 server, so either will fit the same chassis and power connectors.
The 310 identifies the server series this unit is built for, confirming it matches the ML310G4 form factor and power distribution board.
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