Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement AC adapter compatible with PS-5201-02VF and HK300-83FP server models
This new Supersuperuncle AC adapter replaces the PS-5201-02VF and HK300-83FP units in compatible servers. It serves as a direct power source for listed A-series and S-series chassis models. The unit is designed for installation in supported enterprise hardware.
Technicians maintaining A4600R, A6000R, A6800V, A4800R, 6800R, 6900R, S2002A, S2010A or S2200A systems can use this adapter. Builders assembling custom platforms or owners of unlisted server models should verify pinout and voltage requirements before purchasing.
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Yes, the adapter is listed as compatible with the A6000R model among other supported server units.
The server should power on without error codes and maintain stable operation under load, indicating the 300 W unit is delivering power as intended.
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