Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replaces the 180 W PSU in HP 280 G3 and 400 G5 desktops using part numbers L07658-001, L17839-001 or PA-1181-3HB
This 180W server power supply replaces the original unit in HP 280G3 and 400G5 desktop systems. It matches the PA-1181-3HB form factor and connector layout used in those chassis. The unit is new and ready for direct installation.
The single figure that determines fit is the 180W rated output. Systems requiring a higher wattage supply will not operate correctly with this unit. Buyers who need more power for upgraded graphics or additional drives cannot use this replacement.
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It supplies up to 180 watts of continuous power to the motherboard, CPU, memory and any fitted drives or expansion cards.
The supply uses HP's proprietary server connector, so it only fits the 280 G3 and 400 G5 chassis it was designed for.
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