Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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240 W SFF power supply compatible with ThinkCentre M70E
The Lenovo 54Y8826 is a 240 watt replacement unit built for the ThinkCentre M70E small-form-factor desktop. It delivers the rated output required by the original chassis and motherboard configuration. System integrators and IT technicians use it to restore power reliability in deployed fleets.
This supply fits the M70E small-form-factor enclosure and connects to the existing motherboard power headers. It occupies the standard PSU bay, leaving other expansion slots and drive bays untouched. Builders needing higher wattage or a different form factor cannot use this unit.
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The 54Y8826 is rated at 240 W, which is the continuous output limit for the ThinkCentre M70E.
The 54Y8826 uses an internal cooling fan; acoustic levels vary with load and case airflow.
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