Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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240-watt SFF power supply for ThinkCentre M70, M81 and M91P desktops
This 240 W Lenovo server power supply carries part number 54Y8825 and is built for the small-form-factor chassis of the ThinkCentre M70, M91P and M81. It replaces the original unit in compatible desktops used for office or light workloads. The SFF form factor fits the slim case without modification.
Confirm that your system is a ThinkCentre M70, M91P or M81 in the SFF configuration and that the existing power supply matches the 240 W rating. Units in tower or other form factors will not accept this supply. Check that the motherboard power connector on your current unit matches the replacement.
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The power supply is sold as a standalone unit; mounting hardware and the AC power cord are not included and must be sourced separately.
Check the chassis label for the exact model name — M70, M91P or M81 SFF — and verify the original part number 54Y8825; this supply is built for that form factor and wattage.
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