Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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240 W PSU H240AS-00 3WN11 03WN11 for Optiplex 390, 790, 960, 990, 3010, 7010 and 9010 SFF systems
This 240W server power supply is built for Dell OptiPlex small-form-factor desktops. It matches the H240AS-00 3WN11 part number used in several business-class systems. The unit delivers standard ATX power in a compact chassis suited to space-constrained workstations.
Verify that your chassis is an SFF variant before ordering. Supported models include the 390, 790, 960, 990, 3010, 7010 and 9010. Tower, micro-tower or ultra-small-form-factor versions use different power supplies and will not accept this unit.
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The power supply unit is supplied as the PSU module only; mounting hardware and any proprietary cables required for Optiplex 3010 SFF must be sourced separately.
This unit is listed for Optiplex 390, 790, 960, 990, 3010, 7010 and 9010 in the small form factor chassis.
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