Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement switching power supply for IBM X336 servers, matching part numbers 39Y7169 and 24R2640
This new server power supply replaces the original AcBel API3FS25 unit in IBM X336 systems. It matches part numbers 39Y7169 and 24R2640 for direct compatibility. The module delivers reliable switching power for the target platform.
The supply provides 25 amps on the main rail to support typical X336 configurations. It handles normal multi-disk and multi-processor workloads within the chassis design limits. Demands beyond the rated current or redundant N+1 arrangements exceed its capacity.
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The unit is built to the AcBel API3FS25 form factor used by the IBM X336, so it slides into the original bay and aligns with the factory screw holes.
The server's management console will show the PSU status as OK and report normal voltage rails; the front-panel power LED stays solid green when the supply is operating correctly.
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