Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 240 watt replacement unit for ThinkStation E31 workstations
This Lenovo 54Y8874 unit delivers 240 watts of power for the ThinkStation E31 workstation. It is a new server-grade component intended as a direct replacement or spare for that specific model. The part number 54Y8874 ensures correct identification during procurement.
This power supply is validated only for the ThinkStation E31 chassis and will not fit other workstations or server platforms. Builders requiring higher wattage, a different form factor, or support for another system must source an alternative unit.
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It provides up to 240 watts of continuous power to the ThinkStation E31, matching the system's original specification.
The unit uses the proprietary connector and pinout designed for the ThinkStation E31 chassis, ensuring a direct fit without adapters.
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