Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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180-watt replacement supply for ProDesk 400 G5, 280 G4, 600 and 800 G3 desktops
This 180 watt power supply replaces the original unit in ProDesk 400 G5, 280 G4, 600 and 800 G3 desktops. It is a new component built to match the factory specifications for those systems. The part is intended for owners of the listed models who need a direct swap.
The supply uses the connectors required by the ProDesk 400 G5, 280 G4, 600 and 800 G3 platforms, so it fits the existing mounting points and cable routing. Build quality follows the original equipment design for reliable operation. It will not suit builders who need a different form factor or higher output for other hardware.
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The unit is rated at 180 watts, matching the original PSU specification for the listed desktops.
It replaces the factory supply in ProDesk 400 G5, 280 G4, 600 G3 and 800 G3 desktops.
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