Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
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Lenovo 69Y3749 redundant power module delivers 920 W for server redundancy
The Lenovo 69Y3749 is a 920 W hot-swap power module designed for compatible IBM and Lenovo servers. It provides redundant AC-to-DC conversion to keep critical workloads running during a single-module failure. The unit installs directly into the server chassis without cables. System administrators managing high-uptime environments will recognise the part number 69Y3749 for procurement.
This module suits IT teams maintaining supported Lenovo or IBM rack servers that accept 69Y3749 units in a redundant configuration. It is not for desktop PCs, workstations or non-redundant server chassis. Buyers who need a standalone PSU for a custom build or a different form factor should look elsewhere. Compatibility must be verified against the server model before purchase.
The module delivers 920 W of output power to the server backplane. This rating determines whether the unit can support the installed CPUs, memory, drives and add-in cards under full load. Check the server's power budget and the number of populated bays to confirm capacity. If the configuration demands more wattage than 920 W, additional modules or a higher-rated alternative are required.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Lenovo |
| Product type | Power Module |
The 69Y3749 is designed for Lenovo System x and ThinkServer racks that support hot-swap redundant power modules; verify the exact server model in the hardware maintenance manual before purchase.
Slide the unit into the open bay until the latch clicks, then secure the retention lever; the missed step is failing to lock the lever, which leaves the module unseated and prevents power-on.
Replace the module if the front amber fault LED stays lit, the server logs a power-supply critical event, or the unit fails the built-in self-test during POST.
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