Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 550-watt replacement power supply compatible with Dell R420 and R320 servers using part numbers AC550E-S0, 4XX1H or J6J6M
This 550 watt server power supply is built to fit Dell PowerEdge R420 and R320 systems. It matches the AC550E-S0 specification and the 4XX1H and J6J6M part numbers. The unit is new and intended for direct replacement in compatible rack servers.
The product ships as the power supply module only. No cables, mounting brackets, management software or additional components are included. Buyers who need extra cabling or a redundant pair must source those separately.
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The unit uses a standard server-grade fan; inspect it during routine chassis maintenance and replace if bearing noise or reduced airflow appears.
Over-temperature protection will shut the supply down before the 550W output limit is exceeded.
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