Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement power supply for EMC AX4-5 and NX4 storage arrays using part numbers 071-000-562 or 071-000-503
This new server power supply matches part numbers 071-000-562 and 071-000-503 for the EMC AX4-5 NX4 storage array. It restores redundant power capacity when an original unit fails or reaches end of life. Installation follows the standard hot-swap procedure for the platform.
Under continuous load the unit shares current with its partner supply, so neither module runs at its individual limit. Hot-swap replacement keeps the array online while the failed module is exchanged. Buyers needing a different form factor or non-EMC pin-out should look elsewhere.
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The 071-000-562 is built for the EMC AX4-5 and NX4 platforms where its internal fan is managed by the array's own thermal sensors; typical data-centre units of this class run quietly under normal load.
You need an EMC AX4-5 or NX4 storage array with a free power-supply bay that accepts the 071-000-562 or 071-000-503 form factor.
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