Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement server power supply for Dell PowerEdge 6850 systems delivering 1470W or 1570W output
This new server power supply is built for the Dell PowerEdge 6850 platform and carries part identifiers DU764 and HD435. It delivers a rated output of 1470W with a 1570W peak capacity for redundant configurations. The unit is designed as a direct replacement module for existing deployments.
Buyers who need a different form factor, alternative wattage ratings, or support for other server chassis should look elsewhere. This module does not fit non-Dell systems or newer PowerEdge generations.
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The unit is built for the Dell 6850 PE6850 chassis, so that server must already be in place for the supply to fit and connect.
Dell 6850 PE6850 systems expect matched power modules; mixing a 1470W 1570W unit with a different-wattage module can prevent the server from powering on correctly.
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