Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 700 W server power supply for HP DL360 G5 systems, matching part numbers 393527-001 and 411076-001
This unit is a direct replacement for the HP DL360 G5 server and matches part numbers 393527-001 and 411076-001. It delivers 700 watts of continuous power in a hot-plug redundant form factor. The supply is designed for rack-mount installations that require a single, drop-in module.
The internal fan adjusts speed to keep temperatures stable under typical server loads. Acoustic output remains at a level expected for a 1 U rack power supply. Power draw from the wall scales with the connected components up to the rated 700 watt capacity.
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Slide the unit into the hot-swap bay until the latch clicks; the step most people miss is pushing firmly enough to seat the power connector fully.
Clean the intake vents with compressed air every few months and replace the unit if the internal fan becomes noisy or fails.
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