Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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450W server power supply compatible with Lenovo RD650, 450, 350 and TS560 models
This 450 W server power supply is built to match the Lenovo RD650, 450, 350 and TS560 platforms. It carries part numbers FSD062 and 00HV188 for direct identification. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation in supported chassis.
The supply slots into the standard power bay of the listed Lenovo servers without adapters. It delivers the rated 450 W to the system backplane, freeing the builder from sourcing proprietary cables. Buyers needing redundant modules or higher-wattage units for other chassis should verify their platform requirements.
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The supply is rated for 450W continuous output for the Lenovo RD650.
The unit uses a server-grade fan curve that spins faster under sustained 450W load, so expect noticeable airflow noise in a quiet room.
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