Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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1100 W server power supply compatible with R620, R720, R820 and T620 systems
This 1100W power supply is built for D-ELL PowerEdge R620, R720, R820 and T620 servers. It replaces the NTCWP GYH9V unit in those chassis. Buyers running different generations or form factors will need a different part.
The unit slides into the server's redundant power bay and locks with the integrated latch. Hot-plug support lets you swap a failed module without powering down the host. The connector layout matches the original Dell wiring so no adapter cables are required.
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Yes, the NTCWP GYH9V unit slides into the common hot-plug bay used by the R620, R720, R820 and T620, delivering up to 1100W through that standard redundant connector.
It matches the OEM redundant form factor, so it locks directly into the existing power-supply bay of the R620, R720, R820 and T620 without adapters or rails.
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