Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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635 W server PSU compatible with T5600 and T3600 workstations
This 635-watt power supply unit is built for Dell Precision T5600 and T3600 workstations. It replaces part numbers 0NVC7F, D635EF-00, 01K45H and F635EF-00. The unit is new and intended for system integrators or IT teams maintaining those specific platforms.
The PSU accepts 100 to 240 volts AC at 9.0 amps across 50 to 60 hertz, matching standard mains worldwide. Its 635-watt output ceiling restricts configurations with multiple high-power GPUs or large drive arrays. Builders needing more headroom for such expansions cannot use this unit.
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Both model numbers refer to the same 635W power supply; either will fit the T5600 and T3600 workstations listed.
The unit delivers up to 635W from a 100-240V input; match that figure against the total system draw of your specific configuration to confirm headroom.
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