Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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560W replacement power supply for Sun Fire 280R servers, matching part numbers X9699A, CS931A and 300-1457
This 560W power supply is built as a direct replacement for the SUN Fire 280R server. It matches the original X9699A, CS931A and 300-1457 part numbers. The unit is new and intended for administrators restoring or maintaining that specific platform.
Confirm that your server is the SUN Fire 280R and that the failed unit carries one of the listed part numbers. The supply is not interchangeable with other Sun or Oracle chassis. Check the physical connector layout against the original module to ensure mechanical compatibility.
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The unit is sold as the power supply module itself, compatible with part numbers X9699A, CS931A and 300-1457; no extra cables or brackets are included.
All three numbers refer to the same 560 W supply for the Sun Fire 280R; select the one that matches the label on your existing unit.
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