Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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260 W replacement power supply for Lenovo n110 and n500 servers
This power supply is a direct replacement for the FSP260-60SLV (PF) api5pc58 unit used in Lenovo n110 and n500 systems. It restores reliable power delivery for routine server workloads. The unit is supplied new and matches the original form factor and connector layout.
Rated at 260 watts, the supply handles typical configurations for these platforms with adequate headroom. Demands exceeding this output will cause instability or shutdown. Systems requiring higher sustained power or redundant operation are not supported by this unit.
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Yes, the 260 W rating is identical to the original FSP260-60SLV specification for both n110 and n500 systems.
The server should power on without errors and the operating system should report stable voltages within normal ranges.
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