Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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280 watt replacement power supply for Lenovo M57 and M58 desktops
This new 280W server power supply is built as a direct replacement for Lenovo M57 and M58 desktops. It matches the original PS-5281-01VF and PC7001 part numbers. Buyers restoring or maintaining these specific legacy systems will find the correct fit and power rating.
The unit only supports the Lenovo M57 and M58 platforms using the DPS-280HB A designation. Builders working on different chassis, proprietary form factors, or higher-wattage requirements cannot use this part. Verify the exact model label before ordering.
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It supplies up to 280 W to the motherboard and drives, matching the original PS-5281-01VF and DPS-280HB A specifications for those models.
It uses the proprietary Lenovo pin-out and form factor required by the M57 and M58, directly replacing the PS-5281-01VF and PC7001 units.
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