Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement controller battery for IBM DS5020 storage systems, part numbers 59Y5260 and 81Y2432
This new replacement battery supports the IBM DS5020 storage controller and matches part numbers 59Y5260 and 81Y2432. It is intended for administrators who need to restore cache backup power on an existing DS5020 array. The unit arrives ready for installation in the controller module.
The battery fits directly into the controller canister slot inside the DS5020 enclosure and requires no additional cabling or adapters. Once seated it preserves write-cache data during unexpected power loss, freeing the array from potential data inconsistency. No external power source or firmware update is needed for the swap.
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The 59Y5260 battery is designed to maintain cache power for the IBM DS5020 controller during unexpected outages.
The 81Y2432 battery module has no moving parts and produces negligible heat during normal operation.
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