Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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750W redundant power supply compatible with PowerEdge R520, R620, R720, R720XD, R820, T320, T420 and T620 servers
This 750W server power supply replaces units in PowerEdge R520, R620, R720, R720XD, R820, T320, T420 and T620 systems. It matches part numbers N30P9, CWKMX, 79RDR, 5NF18 and 6W2PW for direct substitution. Administrators maintaining these platforms can use it as a spare or replacement module. The unit supports the listed Dell server families without modification.
This unit suits IT teams replacing a failed PSU in the compatible PowerEdge rack or tower servers listed above. It is not for builders assembling custom workstations, ATX chassis or non-Dell hardware that require standard form factors. Buyers needing redundant hot-swap capability should verify their specific chassis supports dual modules before purchase. The supply addresses direct OEM replacement needs only.
The power supply delivers a maximum of 750W from a 100-240V~, 10-5A, 50-60Hz input range. This wattage figure determines whether the unit meets the power budget of the target server configuration. Confirm the original system specification calls for a 750W module before ordering. The rating is the primary criterion for correct part selection.
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Yes, the F750E-S0 is listed as compatible with the PowerEdge R720 and shares the same hot-plug form factor used across the R520, R620, R720XD, R820, T320, T420 and T620 lines.
Unlock the release lever, pull the old supply out, insert the replacement until the lever clicks, then verify both green LEDs are lit before removing the failed unit.
Inspect the fan intake every six months and blow out dust with compressed air; the supply has no user-serviceable parts beyond the fan grille.
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