Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Hot-swap 600 W server PSU compatible with Powervault MD1220, MD1200 and MD3200
The YINGHUA H600E-S0 is a 600 W hot-swap server power supply designed for Dell Powervault MD1220, MD1200 and MD3200 storage enclosures. It serves administrators who need a direct replacement unit to restore redundant power in these specific chassis.
The hot-swap form factor allows the module to be inserted or removed while the enclosure remains powered, so no system downtime is required for replacement. Installation fails only when the unit is forced into a non-supported chassis or when the latch is not fully seated, which prevents the supply from engaging the backplane.
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The server management console will show the power supply as present and healthy with normal voltage readings and fan status.
The hot-swap power supply module is supplied; rack rails, power cables and the storage enclosure itself are separate purchases.
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