Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
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A 280 W Active PFC power supply built for ThinkCentre M82 and M92 desktops
This Lenovo 54Y8851 power supply delivers 280 watts with active power-factor correction for ThinkCentre M82 and M92 desktops. It is a new replacement unit built to the original manufacturer specification. Buyers who need a higher output for upgraded graphics cards cannot use this model.
Active PFC keeps the input current in phase with the voltage during continuous operation, reducing harmonic distortion on the mains supply. The 280 W rating is maintained under sustained load rather than only in short bursts. Systems that draw more than 280 W continuously will exceed the unit's capacity.
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The 280 W Active PFC supply delivers up to 280 watts to the ThinkCentre M82 or M92; actual heat output and fan noise depend on the system load and chassis airflow.
The 54Y8851 plugs directly into the standard power connector on the ThinkCentre M82 or M92 motherboard; no extra cables or adapters are required.
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