Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A replacement power supply for the IBM Flex System SI4093 switch, matching part numbers 95Y3314 and 95Y3315
This new server power supply is built to fit the IBM FLEX SI4093 switch and matches part numbers 95Y3314 and 95Y3315. It is intended for administrators who need a direct replacement unit to keep the switch operating. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation in the target chassis.
Designed for the sustained load of a network switch, the supply delivers stable power during long periods of uninterrupted traffic. It maintains consistent voltage regulation under the constant demand typical of data-centre environments. The form factor aligns with the SI4093 power bay so airflow and mounting remain unchanged.
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The unit is built to the original IBM specification for the FLEX SI4093, so its cooling and noise profile match the switch's standard operating envelope.
It requires an IBM FLEX SI4093 switch chassis with a compatible power bay; the supply cannot operate on its own.
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