Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement 350W server PSU with 10-pin connector for Lenovo HK350-12PP and compatible systems
This new 350 W server power supply is built for Lenovo HK350-12PP chassis and compatible Jiayue 5060, Qi Tian M4650, TS150 and 250 systems. It targets IT teams and integrators who need a like-for-like replacement without rewiring or adapter cables.
The native 10-pin interface plugs straight into the host board, freeing PCIe and drive bays that would otherwise be occupied by adapter hardware. No extra cables or mounting brackets are required, so the unit drops into the original slot and restores power delivery immediately.
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The supply is rated for 350W continuous output, so that is the ceiling under sustained load.
The unit uses its built-in fan to exhaust heat; noise rises with load but stays within normal server PSU levels.
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