Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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350 W server power supply compatible with ProLiant ML310e G8, part numbers 671310-001 and 686761-001, accepting 100-240 V input
This new WMtec unit replaces the original DPS-350AB-20 A in the Proliant ML310e G8 server. It matches part numbers 671310-001 and 686761-001 and delivers up to 350 W of continuous power. Builders maintaining that platform can install it directly without adapter cables.
The supply accepts 100 to 240 V AC at 47 to 63 Hz, so it operates on global mains without switching. Under continuous load the unit maintains its rated wattage within the server's thermal design. Systems that require redundant or higher-capacity power will need a different chassis configuration.
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The unit delivers up to 350W from a 100-240V supply at 47-63Hz, drawing a maximum of 6A; actual heat and fan noise depend on the server load.
You need a standard IEC C13 power cord for the 100-240V inlet and the server's native backplane connectors; the supply uses part numbers 671310-001 and 686761-001.
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