Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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500 Watt server power supply for ProLiant DL160 G8 Gen8 systems
This 500 watt power supply is built for the ProLiant DL160 G8 server. It delivers the rated output required by that platform. System administrators maintaining compatible HPE hardware will find it a direct replacement. The unit is supplied new and ready for deployment.
The supply uses a redundant form factor that supports hot-plug replacement without powering down the chassis. Its edge connector mates with the server backplane for secure power delivery. This layout suits 1U and 2U rack environments where continuous operation is expected. Buyers needing a different wattage or form factor should verify their chassis specifications first.
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The 671797-001 DPS-500AB-3 A unit is built for the ProLiant DL160 G8 Gen8 server chassis.
It provides 500 Watt of output power for the ProLiant DL160 G8 Gen8 system.
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