Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement power supply for HP MSA20 and MSA1500 disk array cabinets matching part numbers 349800-001, 339596-001 and ESP113A
This new Supersuperuncle unit replaces the original power module in HP MSA20 and MSA1500 disk array cabinets. It matches part numbers 349800-001 and 339596-001 as well as the ESP113A designation. The supply restores redundant power to the enclosure so drives remain available.
Compatibility is limited to the exact HP part numbers shown above; other MSA models or non-HP enclosures are not supported. Buyers who need a supply for a different array or a higher wattage unit should verify their part number before ordering.
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The 1500 W figure is the maximum continuous output this supply can deliver to the MSA20 or MSA1500 cabinet, ensuring all drive bays and controllers stay powered under full load.
The ESP113A plugs directly into the HP MSA20 and MSA1500 power backplane using the proprietary blade-style connector defined for part numbers 349800-001 and 339596-001.
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