Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 1000 W to H-P DL380 G5 servers, replacing part numbers 379123-001 and 403781-001
This 1000 watt power supply is built for the HP DL380 G5 server platform and carries part numbers 379123-001 and 403781-001. It is intended for administrators who need a direct replacement unit for that specific chassis.
The DPS-800GB A design delivers up to 1000 watts to the system while internal fan speed ramps with load to manage heat. Under typical server workloads the unit runs within its rated thermal envelope and draws only the power the components require.
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Slide the DPS-800GB A unit into the hot-plug bay until the latch clicks, then verify the green LED lights — many forget to seat the latch fully, leaving the supply on standby power only.
Clean the intake vents every 6–12 months to prevent dust buildup on the internal fan; replace the unit if the amber fault LED stays lit or the server logs repeated power-good failures.
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