Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement power cage for IBM X226 servers, part numbers 24R2560, 24R2561, 39Y7181 and 39Y7180
This power cage is built for the IBM X226 server and matches part numbers 24R2560, 24R2561, 39Y7181 and 39Y7180. It houses the redundant power supply modules that the chassis requires. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation.
Technicians maintaining an IBM X226 will find the correct fit here. Builders working on different IBM models or non-IBM platforms cannot use this cage because the mounting points and connectors are specific to the X226. No other server family is supported.
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The listing covers the power cage itself. The power supply units with part numbers 24R2560, 24R2561, 39Y7181 and 39Y7180 are not included and must be sourced separately.
All four part numbers — 24R2560, 24R2561, 39Y7181 and 39Y7180 — reference the same power cage assembly for the IBM X226, so any of them identifies the correct unit.
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