Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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240W server PSU compatible with HP EliteDesk and ProDesk SFF systems using a 6-pin connector
This 240 watt server power supply replaces the original unit in HP EliteDesk 800 G1 SFF and ProDesk 400, 490, 600 G1 or G2 SFF desktops. It accepts 100 to 240 volt input at 50 or 60 hertz and delivers up to 240 watts. The unit ships under one of several listed model numbers such as D12-240P3B or PS-4241-1HC.
The power supply uses a 6-pin connector that matches the motherboard header in the supported small form factor chassis. Its physical design aligns with the mounting points and airflow path of the EliteDesk and ProDesk SFF cases. No cable adapters or bracket modifications are required for installation.
Rated for 240 watts maximum output, the supply operates from a 4 amp input current across the full voltage range. In normal office workloads the unit runs within its thermal envelope using the chassis fan airflow. It is not suitable for systems that need higher wattage or additional power connectors beyond the single 6-pin interface.
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The unit operates on 100-240V AC at 50-60Hz, drawing up to 4A, so it works on mains supplies worldwide without a voltage switch.
It is built for HP EliteDesk 800 G1 SFF and ProDesk 400, 490, 600 G1 and G2 SFF cases and uses a 6-pin power connector.
Remove the side panel, unplug the old 6-pin cable, slide the new unit into the SFF bay, secure the retention screws, then reconnect the 6-pin cable firmly until it clicks.
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