Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement 460 W power supply for HP ML150G6 and ML330G6 servers
This new Supersuperuncle server power supply is built as a direct replacement for the HP part numbers 466610-001, DPS-460DB-2 A and 519742-001. It fits the ML150 G6 and ML330 G6 chassis and delivers 460 W of rated output. The unit is sold new and ready for installation in compatible rack or tower servers.
This supply suits administrators restoring or repairing an ML150 G6 or ML330 G6 system that requires the exact 460 W form factor. It will not fit servers outside those model lines, nor will it satisfy builds needing higher wattage, redundant modules or a different connector layout.
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The server should power on without POST errors, the front-panel power LED must stay solid green, and the PSU fan should spin at a steady speed once the system boots.
Only the power supply module itself is supplied; all power cables, mounting rails and screws must be reused from the original HP ML150G6 or ML330G6 chassis.
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