Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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1250W replacement PSU for HP Z820 workstations, matching part 623196-001
This WMtec unit is a new replacement power supply built for the HP Z820 workstation. It carries model numbers 623196-001, DPS-1125AB A and 716646-001. The part is intended for technicians or owners restoring power delivery to that specific platform.
The supply delivers 1250 watts to support a fully populated Z820 with dual processors, multiple GPUs and several storage drives. It will run out of headroom if the system is expanded beyond the workstation's original slot and power budget.
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The 623196-001 is built for the HP Z820 workstation and delivers 1250W through the native connector layout, so it aligns with the original power distribution board and requires no adapter cables.
When the unit is seated and the system powers on, the Z820 front-panel LED shows steady green and the BIOS reports the 1250W supply as present and healthy.
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