Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement 490 W power supply for Dell T300 servers matching part numbers H490P-00, N490P-00, DU643 and JY138
This new power supply is built for the DELL T300 server and matches part numbers H490P-00, N490P-00, DU643 and JY138. It is intended for administrators or technicians restoring or maintaining that specific chassis. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation.
The supply uses a DELL-specific mechanical and electrical interface that fits only the T300 platform. It cannot be adapted to standard ATX cases or other server models without custom modification. Buyers needing a standard redundant or hot-swap module for a different chassis will not be able to use this unit.
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This unit replaces Dell part numbers H490P-00, N490P-00, DU643 and JY138 for the T300 server.
The H490P-00 and N490P-00 labels correspond to a 490 W power supply for the Dell T300.
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