Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement server power supply for IBM X3250 M2 systems using part numbers 39Y7288 or 39Y7289
This new power supply is built for IBM X3250 and X3250 M2 servers. It replaces the original 39Y7288, 39Y7289 and API6FS03 units directly. System administrators maintaining these rack platforms can install it without modification.
The unit ships as a standalone power supply with no extra cables, rails or management software included. Installation uses the server's existing connections and mounting points. Buyers needing redundant modules or hot-swap trays must source those separately.
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The internal fan is the only moving part; it typically runs for years before bearing wear makes a replacement necessary.
The unit is rated for 39Y7288 and 39Y7289 specifications, so thermal protection will trip before the electrical limit is reached.
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