Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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12V 0.84A CPU cooling fan for X3550 M4 server, new condition
This 12 V, 0.84 A CPU cooling fan is built for the X3550 M4 server platform. It carries part numbers 94Y7563 and 94Y7564 and arrives in new condition. The unit is designed to slot directly into the server’s existing thermal management system without modification.
The fan suits administrators replacing a failed or noisy cooler in an X3550 M4 chassis. It is not intended for desktop PCs, workstations or other server models that use different mounting or power specifications. Buyers needing higher airflow, redundant modules or alternative form factors should look elsewhere.
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The fan is designed for the X3550 M4 server chassis and mounts directly to its CPU cooling assembly.
Yes, it draws 0.84 A at 12 V DC, matching the server's standard PWM fan header specification.
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