Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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1200W Common Slot power supply for ProLiant DL580 Gen6 and Gen7 servers, supporting 100-240V input
The WMtec HSTNS-PL11 is a 1200W common-slot server power supply designed for Proliant DL580 Gen6 and Gen7 systems. It accepts input ranges of 100V~10A, 110~120V~10A, and 200-240V~7.8A at 50-60Hz. This unit serves as a direct replacement using part numbers 498152-001, 490594-001, or 438203-001. It is also listed as compatible with GPU mining workloads.
This supply replaces the factory-installed common-slot units in DL580 G6 and G7 servers when the original module fails or when adding redundancy to a partially populated chassis. The jump is worth it when the existing PSU shows instability under load or when expanding the server configuration requires an additional matched unit. Matching the HSTNS-PL11 model number and listed part numbers ensures correct electrical and mechanical fit.
This unit suits administrators maintaining Proliant DL580 Gen6 or Gen7 infrastructure who need a verified 1200W common-slot replacement. It also fits builders assembling GPU mining rigs that specify this exact model and input voltage range. Buyers needing a different wattage, form factor, or compatibility with other server generations should look elsewhere.
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Yes, the HSTNS-PL11 is designed for the Common Slot bay in ProLiant DL580 Gen6 and Gen7 servers.
Slide the unit into the bay until the latch clicks; the step often missed is pushing firmly enough to fully engage the latch.
Replace the unit if it fails to power on, shows amber fault LEDs, or the server logs repeated power-supply errors.
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