Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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950 W switching power supply compatible with Precision T5820 and T7820 workstations
This 950 watt switching power supply carries part numbers CXV28, 0CXV28 and CN-0CXV28 with model H950EF-00. It accepts 100-240 volt input at 50 or 60 hertz and draws 13 to 6.5 amps depending on line voltage. The unit is built new for Dell Precision T5820 and T7820 workstations.
Buyers who need a power supply for a different chassis or form factor cannot use this unit. It is also unsuitable for systems requiring a lower or higher maximum wattage than 950W. Anyone without a Precision T5820 or T7820 should look at other server power supplies.
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The unit is designed as a direct replacement for the Precision T5820 and T7820, using the existing power connectors in those chassis.
Yes, the CXV28 H950EF-00 is listed as compatible with both Precision T5820 and T7820 systems.
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