Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement power supply for HP RX3600 and RX6600 servers using part numbers 0957-2320 and 0957-2198
This Supersuperuncle server power supply is built to match HP part numbers 0957-2320 and 0957-2198. It fits the RX3600 and RX6600 server platforms. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation in compatible enterprise systems.
This unit suits administrators replacing a failed supply in an HP RX3600 or RX6600 chassis using the listed part numbers. It is not for servers that require a different part number, a different form factor, or a higher wattage rating than the original 0957-2320 and 0957-2198 units provide.
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This unit replaces the 0957-2320 and 0957-2198 modules in HP RX3600 and RX6600 servers.
Yes, it is a direct replacement for both part numbers, so it will operate alongside an existing 0957-2198 unit in supported HP servers.
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