Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 500 W server power supply compatible with HP G9 systems using part numbers 723595-101, 720478-B21 and DPS-500AB-13 A
This replacement unit delivers 500 watts of power to compatible HP G9 server chassis. It matches part numbers 723595-101, 720478-B21 and DPS-500AB-13 A for direct installation. The supply is sold new and ready for deployment in supported systems.
This unit suits IT teams replacing a failed or degraded power module in a compatible G9 server. It is not for builders assembling custom workstations or owners of server platforms outside the HP G9 lineup who need a different form factor or connector layout.
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This unit is built for HP G9 servers and matches part numbers 723595-101, 720478-B21 and DPS-500AB-13 A.
Yes, the DPS-500AB-13 A is designed for hot-plug redundant bays in HP G9 systems, so it will share load with an identical 500W unit.
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