Rosewill RSV-R4012 4U rackmount server chassis 12 x 3.5" bays
- 4U
- Rackmount
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180W 24-pin PSU replaces the power supply in ThinkCentre Edge 72 desktops
This 180 watt power supply uses a 24-pin connector and is built for the ThinkCentre Edge 72 desktop. It carries the 89Y8586 and PC9059 part numbers and ships in new condition. The unit fits the standard desktop chassis used by that system.
Verify that your existing power supply is rated at 180 watts and uses a 24-pin main connector before ordering. Confirm the 89Y8586 or PC9059 code appears on the original unit or in the service manual. Buyers who need a different wattage or connector layout cannot use this replacement.
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The 89Y8586 PC9059 is the complete 180W unit with its 24-pin connector; no separate cables are required for installation in the ThinkCentre Edge 72.
Yes, the 89Y8586 PC9059 is specified for the ThinkCentre Edge 72 and delivers 180W through a 24-pin connector.
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