Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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850 watt replacement power supply for the HP Z820 workstation, matching part numbers 623195-001 and 632913-001
This 850 watt power supply is built for the HP Z820 workstation. It carries part numbers 623195-001 and 632913-001 and is supplied in new condition. The unit is designed to fit the proprietary power architecture of that specific platform.
It replaces the original DPS-850GB A module when that part fails or reaches end of life. The jump is worth it when the workstation will not power on, shows intermittent shutdowns or reports a power-supply fault. It is not for owners of other HP workstation models or standard ATX chassis.
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It is designed for the HP Z820 workstation and matches part numbers 623195-001 and 632913-001.
Slide the unit into the front power-supply bay until the latch clicks; the step often missed is fully seating the latch so the supply locks in place.
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