Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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350W replacement power supply for Dell PowerEdge R320, R330, R420 and R420XR servers
This 350W server power supply is built for Dell PowerEdge R320, R330, R420 and R420XR systems. It replaces part numbers Y8Y65, P7GV4 and 9WR03. The unit delivers 350W of reliable power for these rack servers.
The PSU uses a hot-plug form factor so it can be swapped without shutting down the server. No cables or mounting brackets are included; the unit slides directly into the chassis bay. It is not suitable for non-redundant or tower configurations.
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The unit uses a single internal fan; cleaning every six to twelve months keeps airflow steady, and the fan itself typically lasts several years before a bearing swap is needed.
Over-temperature protection trips before the over-current limit, shutting the unit down until internal temperatures fall back into the safe range.
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