Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement 10-pin 180W server power supply for Lenovo systems using PA-2181-2, HK280-72PP, PCG010 or FSP180-20TGBAB part numbers
This 180-watt server power supply uses a 10-pin connector built for Lenovo systems. It matches part numbers PA-2181-2 HK280-72PP PCG010 FSP180-20TGBAB. The unit ships new and is intended as a direct replacement for compatible Lenovo server chassis.
The supply fits servers that require the exact 10-pin layout and 180-watt rating listed above. It will not work with boards using a different pin count or wattage specification. Buyers needing redundant or higher-capacity power should look for a supply that matches their server's documented requirements.
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Yes, this unit is built for the Lenovo PA-2181-2 HK280-72PP PCG010 FSP180-20TGBAB and uses the same 10-pin interface.
Not pushing the 10-pin plug in until the latch engages; a loose connection prevents the server from starting.
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