Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 760 W of redundant power to Sun Fire V40z servers using part numbers 370-6916 and 1953
This new server power supply is built specifically for the SUN Fire V40Z system. It carries part numbers 370-6916 and 1953 and delivers 760W of rated output. The unit is designed as a direct replacement for the original SP555 module in compatible chassis.
Under continuous demand the supply maintains its full 760W rating without derating. It is not suited for systems requiring higher wattage or different form factors. Buyers needing redundant configurations should verify chassis slot count before ordering.
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The 760W SP555 converts input power to deliver up to 760 watts to the server; sustained heat output matches the load drawn by the V40Z components.
This supply is built for the SUN Fire V40Z; it slides into that chassis and mates with its native power backplane.
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