Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement server power supply compatible with multiple Lenovo part numbers including HK328-51BP, FSP250-50PNA, HK350-55BP, S1 and DPS-250AB-11A
This new server power supply replaces the Lenovo HK328-51BP, FSP250-50PNA, HK350-55BP S1 and DPS-250AB-11A units. It fits systems that originally shipped with any of those part numbers. Buyers who need a different form factor or a higher wattage rating cannot use this unit.
The supply delivers 250 W of continuous power for compatible Lenovo servers. It handles typical workloads within that envelope without issue. Demands that exceed 250 W will require a higher-rated power supply not covered by this replacement.
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Yes, it is listed as a direct replacement for the Lenovo HK328-51BP and FSP250-50PNA models.
The server should power on and complete POST without errors, and the front-panel power LED should remain steadily lit.
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