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240 W PFC power supply for ThinkCentre M75E desktop systems
The Lenovo 54Y8819 is a 240 watt power supply unit with active power factor correction built for the ThinkCentre M75E. It delivers the rated output required by that specific chassis and carries the manufacturer part number 54Y8819. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation.
This supply suits owners of a ThinkCentre M75E who need a direct replacement or a spare unit matching the original specification. Builders working with any other desktop, workstation or server platform cannot use it because the form factor and connector layout are unique to the M75E. Buyers who need higher wattage or a different form factor must source a compatible alternative.
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This 54Y8819 supply is built for the ThinkCentre M75E and provides 240 W with active PFC; the exact connector layout matches that chassis.
The 54Y8819 is designed to fit the ThinkCentre M75E bay directly, so no extra clearance beyond the standard M75E slot is needed.
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