Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Server power supply delivering 500 W for Lenovo Kangshu systems
This power supply is built for Lenovo Kangshu systems that require the API5PC58 form factor. It serves technicians and administrators replacing a failed unit in rack or tower servers. The 500 W rating supports typical enterprise workloads in those chassis.
The API5PC58 interface uses a vendor-specific pinout and mechanical keying that prevents use in standard ATX or redundant CRPS bays. Buyers needing a universal hot-swap module or a different output distribution cannot use this unit.
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The 58 is part of the Lenovo Kangshu API5PC58 part designation that identifies this specific 500-watt power supply for the N500 server platform.
This 500-watt unit is the standard power supply specified for the Lenovo Kangshu N500 server and is designed to support its configured components.
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