Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 400 W desktop power supply for compatible Lenovo systems
This Supersuperuncle unit is a new server power supply built for the Lenovo HK400-14PP platform and its PCK013 and PA-3311-1 part numbers. It delivers the 400-watt output the original design specifies. System integrators and IT teams use it as a direct replacement in compatible Lenovo chassis. The supply matches the factory electrical and mechanical interface.
Buyers who need a different wattage or a supply for another server family cannot use this unit. It does not fit chassis that require another form factor or connector layout. Shops looking for a universal ATX power source should look elsewhere.
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The system should power on normally, fans should spin, and the OS should load without shutdowns or voltage warnings.
The PSU ships with its fixed output harness; any server backplane adapters or GPU power cables required by your chassis are not included.
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