Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement power supply for IBM FLEX knife box servers matching part numbers 69Y5840, 5850, 5837, 5806, 5851 and 5841
This replacement unit fits IBM FLEX knife-box servers using part numbers 69Y5840, 5850, 5837, 5806, 5851 and 5841. It is built for administrators who need a direct-fit spare to keep rack-mounted systems running without chassis modifications.
The supply delivers continuous rated output for the FLEX platform under typical server workloads. It is not intended for non-IBM enclosures or custom builds that require different pin-outs or form factors.
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The unit is a new replacement for IBM FLEX knife box models 69Y5840, 5850, 5837, 5806, 5851 and 5841, designed for standard server airflow and thermal management.
Yes, this power supply fits directly into the IBM FLEX knife box chassis that accepts part numbers 69Y5840, 5850, 5837, 5806, 5851 and 5841.
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