Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement 320 W server power supply for HP Pro 4000, 4300, 6000 and 8000 MT systems
This replacement power supply fits HP Pro6000XX 8000CXX 4000 and 4300 MT chassis. It matches OEM part numbers 611484, 613765, 503377, 503378-001 and CFH0320AWWA. The unit is supplied new and carries the D12-320P1B and D10-320P1A model identifiers for direct swap installation.
This unit suits technicians restoring power to compatible HP MT workstations. Builders needing a different form factor, higher wattage, or redundant hot-swap modules should look at other server power supplies.
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The unit fits HP Pro 6000XX, 8000CXX, 4000 and 4300 MT chassis using part numbers 611484, 613765, 503377, 503378-001 or CFH0320AWWA.
Yes, the D10-320P1A is listed for the same Pro 6000XX, 8000CXX, 4000 and 4300 MT systems, so it will power your existing tower.
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