Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 500 watts of server-grade power with ROHS compliance
The Vszerda M1P-2500V is a 500 watt server power supply built to ROHS compliance. It carries part number B013950003 for exact identification in compatible systems. This unit delivers 500W of power for rack or pedestal servers. It is supplied in new condition.
Technicians who need a different wattage, form factor or connector layout should look elsewhere. Buyers without the original server manual to confirm pin-out compatibility should not purchase. Systems requiring redundant or hot-swap modules are not supported by this model.
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The M1P-2500V is designed for server chassis that support this specific 500W form factor and part number B013950003.
The M1P-2500V matches the 2500 series designation and 500W output, so it can pair with compatible units of the same series for redundancy.
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