Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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250 W replacement unit for Acer D850 and X4660 small-chassis servers with a 6+4 pin connector
This 250 W server power supply is built specifically for the Acer D850 X4660 small chassis. It matches the original PA-2251-2AB part and uses a 6+4 pin connector layout. The unit is supplied new and installs directly without adapter cables.
The fixed 6+4 pin output restricts use to the Acer D850 X4660 chassis and compatible Acer platforms. It cannot power standard ATX motherboards or GPUs that require 8-pin or 12VHPWR connectors. The 250 W rating also limits future upgrades to higher-power components.
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Yes, the listing specifies a single 250W power supply built for the Acer D850 X4660 PA-2251-2AB small chassis.
The 6+4P connector is the exact interface required by the Acer D850 X4660 PA-2251-2AB small chassis, matching the original PA-2251-2AB specification.
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