Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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750 W server power supply compatible with HP HSTNS-PL29-AD and part numbers 746072-001, 742516 and 739254-B21
This 750 watt server power supply is built for HP systems carrying part numbers HSTNS-PL29-AD, 746072-001, 742516 and 739254-B21. It fits directly into compatible HP server chassis as a replacement or spare unit. The unit is supplied in new condition.
The single specification that decides fitment is the 750 watt output rating. Your server must be designed for this exact wattage and the listed HP part numbers. Builders needing a different power rating or a non-HP form factor cannot use this supply.
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It indicates the maximum continuous power the unit can deliver to the system components under load.
The supply uses the standard HP server power connector, which limits compatibility to matching HP chassis and backplanes.
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