Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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240W server power supply with 6-pin and 4-pin connectors for Inspiron 3667, 3668 and OptiPlex 3050, 5050, 7050 systems
This 240 W unit matches the H240AS-02 part number used in Dell Inspiron 3667, 3668 and OptiPlex 3050, 5050 and 7050 desktops. It provides the required 6-pin and 4-pin connectors for those chassis. The supply is new and ready for direct installation.
It suits anyone replacing a failed or noisy original supply in the exact systems named above. Builders working on other Dell lines, custom towers or higher-wattage configurations should look elsewhere because the connector layout and output rating are fixed for this platform.
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Yes, the unit is built with a 6Pin+4Pin connector layout that matches the OptiPlex 7050, 5050 and 3050 motherboards.
It is listed as a direct replacement for the D240EPS-00 and 5WNDJ units used in the Inspiron 3667 and 3668.
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