Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A new power module compatible with IBM X346 servers using part numbers 74P4410 and 74P4411
This power module replaces the IBM 74P4410 and 74P4411 units in the X346 server. It is built to the ASTEC AA23260 specification for direct installation. The part is supplied new and matches the original form factor.
Under continuous operation the module delivers stable output to the X346 chassis. It maintains regulated voltage across the server rails during extended workloads. Thermal protection engages if internal temperatures exceed design limits.
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The module uses internal fans that spin up under load; expect typical server-grade airflow noise and warm exhaust when the X346 is powered all day.
The IBM X346 server backplane with the matching power-distribution board is required; the module slides directly into the dedicated hot-swap bay.
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