Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement 350 W non-redundant PSU for Dell T320 servers
This WMtec power supply is built for the Dell T320 server using part numbers DH350E-S0 and DF83C. It delivers 350 watts of non-redundant line power to keep the system running. The unit is a direct replacement for the original component in compatible Dell hardware.
This supply suits administrators restoring a failed T320 power source without redundant requirements. It is not for operators running redundant configurations that need hot-swap modules. Buyers with different Dell models or alternative form-factor chassis should verify compatibility before purchase.
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The 350W DH350E-S0 DF83C power supply is sold as the module only; mounting hardware and an AC power cord are not included and must be sourced separately.
Both DH350E-S0 and DF83C refer to the same 350W non-redundant unit for the T320; either part number identifies the correct replacement.
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