Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 240 W at 12 V for HP 600G1 and 800G1 SFF servers
This server power supply replaces the HP PCC004 PS-4241-2HP D12-240P1A unit in 600G1 and 800G1 small form factor systems. It delivers 240 watts on the 12 volt rail to match the original specification. The part is new and intended for direct swap installations.
At 240 watts output the unit runs within the thermal envelope designed for the 600G1 and 800G1 chassis. Fan speed is governed by the server management controller so acoustic levels follow the original profile. Power draw scales with the connected load up to the rated maximum.
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Slide the PS-4241-2HP into the SFF power-supply bay until the latch clicks, then secure the retention screw; the step often missed is tightening that screw, which ensures the 12 V connector seats fully.
The internal fan is the only moving part; plan to clean dust from its intake every 6–12 months and replace the fan if bearing noise appears, otherwise the unit runs until the 240 W output degrades.
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