Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 1250 W to an HP Z800 server using part numbers 508149-001 and 480794-003
This 1250 watt server power supply is built for the H-P Z800 workstation. It carries part numbers 508149-001 and 480794-003 and matches the DPS-1050DB A model. The unit is new and intended for direct replacement in compatible systems.
The supply is rated to deliver 1250 watts continuously rather than only in short bursts. It is designed to maintain that output under the sustained loads typical of workstation workloads. Buyers who need redundant or higher-capacity power for multi-node chassis should look elsewhere.
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The unit is rated at 1250W maximum output; actual draw depends on the Z800 workload and will not exceed that rating.
The Z800 uses proprietary motherboard connectors built into the chassis; no standard ATX cables are required.
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