Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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1300 W server PSU compatible with Precision T7610, T7810 and T7910 workstations
This 1300 W power supply unit is built for Dell Precision T7610, T7810 and T7910 workstations. It replaces part numbers V5K16, 0V5K16 and CN-0V5K16 and carries model number D1300EF-02. The unit is intended for technicians and IT teams restoring or upgrading those specific tower systems.
Verify that the workstation label lists V5K16, 0V5K16 or CN-0V5K16 and that the chassis accepts a 1300 W supply. Confirm the AC input range of 100-240 V at 14 A and 50/60 Hz matches the local mains supply. This PSU will not fit other Precision models or standard ATX cases.
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The power supply is sold as the standalone module; cables and mounting hardware are not included and must be obtained separately.
The unit is listed for Precision T7610, T7810 and T7910 systems.
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