Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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514 W replacement unit for IBM X345 server power cages, matching part numbers 74P4415 and 74P4416
This 514W server power supply fits the IBM X345 power cage and matches part numbers 74P4415 and 74P4416. It is built for administrators who need a new unit to restore redundancy or replace a failed module in that specific chassis. The new condition ensures full rated output without prior wear.
The unit slides into the existing X345 power cage using the native connector layout, so no adapter cables or backplane modifications are required. This mechanical and electrical match lets maintenance staff swap modules without re-cabling the server or scheduling extended downtime.
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The supply is new and has no user-serviceable parts; any internal wear would require swapping the whole 74P4415 module.
The 514W output ceiling is reached before any other constraint, so sustained draw above that level trips the protection circuit.
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