Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 280W server power supply compatible with PC6001, PC9008, HK380-12GP and PS-5281-7VR Thinkcentre systems
This 280W server power supply replaces units in compatible ThinkCentre systems. It matches part numbers PC6001, PC9008, HK380-12GP, and PS-5281-7VR. The unit delivers 280 watts of power for supported desktop workstations. Condition is new.
This supply fits only the listed ThinkCentre models and part numbers. Buyers with different chassis, proprietary connectors, or higher wattage requirements cannot use this unit. Systems needing redundant or hot-swap power modules should look elsewhere. Verify the exact part number before ordering.
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The DPS-280FBA uses the proprietary ThinkCentre power connector that matches part numbers PC6001 and PC9008.
Align the unit with the standard ThinkCentre PSU mounting holes, then fully seat the proprietary power connector until it clicks — partial insertion causes no power.
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