Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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240-watt server power supply compatible with ThinkStation E31 systems
This 240 watt unit is a Lenovo replacement supply built for the ThinkStation E31 workstation. It delivers the rated power the system expects and fits the chassis without modification. Buyers restoring or servicing that specific workstation will find a direct match.
The 240 W rating covers the original component complement of the E31 under normal workloads. It runs out when the build adds power-hungry graphics cards, extra drives or processor upgrades that push total draw above the rated output.
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The 54Y8897 is built specifically for the ThinkStation E31, so it matches the factory mounting points and power connectors of that chassis.
When the workstation powers on and runs its normal POST sequence without shutdowns or error beeps, the 54Y8897 is operating as intended.
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