Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement 280 W switching power supply for Lenovo PC6001 systems, matching part numbers 45J9439, 45J9436 and 36001720
This 280 watt switching power supply is built as a direct replacement for the Lenovo PC6001 chassis. It matches the original 45J9439, 45J9436 and 36001720 part numbers and the AcBeI Kangshu specification. The unit ships new and ready to install in compatible servers.
The supply suits technicians restoring a PC6001 to factory power specification. It does not serve builders who need a different wattage, alternate connector layout or redundant hot-swap capability. Anyone upgrading to a higher capacity platform should select a unit rated for that chassis.
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The power supply is rated for 280W output, matching the original specification for the Lenovo PC6001.
The fan runs at a speed that keeps internal temperatures stable during continuous operation.
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