Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement server power supply compatible with Dell 3250, 5250 and 7450 models using part numbers H155EA-00 or L200EPA-01
This 200 W unit replaces the H155EA-00 and L200EPA-01 modules used in Dell 3250, 5250 and 7450 servers. It is built for administrators who need a direct-fit spare to restore power redundancy or replace a failed module.
The supply slides into the original bay and locks with the server’s native latch, so no adapters or cable changes are required. It frees the builder from sourcing proprietary Dell parts while keeping the existing power-distribution board and management firmware intact.
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The L200EPA-01 is rated for 200 W continuous output, which is the first limit reached under sustained use.
The H155EA-00 supplies up to 155 W to the system, so wall draw will be that load plus the unit's own efficiency loss.
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