Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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180 W server power supply with 10-pin and 4-pin connectors for M710s, M910s and V520 systems
This 180 watt switching power supply matches the HK280-72PP and FSP180-20TGBAB part numbers. It is designed for the M710s, M910s and V520 server models. The unit provides 10 pin and 4 pin connectors for direct installation.
The supply slides into the server chassis and locks with the existing latch mechanism. Both connector blocks key to their headers, so misalignment is immediately obvious. Builders using a different chassis or needing redundant modules will need another solution.
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Power on the M710s M910s or V520 and confirm the system boots normally without power warnings. The 180W unit should run stable under load.
The supply includes its fixed 10pin and 4pin outputs for the M710s M910s V520. No extra cables or adapters are included.
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