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Replacement ATX power supply for Sun Fire V480 servers, part 300-1480-05 Tyco A157, tested working
This new ATX power supply carries the part numbers 300-1480-05 and Tyco A157 and is built for the Sun Fire V480 server. It is intended for administrators who need a tested replacement unit to restore or maintain power in that specific platform.
The supply slides into the standard V480 bay without adapters and uses the server’s native connectors, freeing internal space that a retrofit kit would otherwise occupy. It is not suited for builds that require a different form factor, alternative connector layout or higher wattage than the original design provides.
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The 300-1480-05 is tested working and built to the server's power specification, so sustained operation stays within the V480's designed thermal and current envelope.
The supply uses the original Tyco A157 cooling design matched to the V480 chassis airflow, keeping heat and acoustic output at the levels the server was engineered for.
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