Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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An 180 W ATX power supply with a 24-pin connector for Pavilion 510, 550 and ProDesk DT systems, accepting 220-240 V AC input at 1.8 A and 50-60 Hz
The WMtec D14-180P1A is a 180 watt server power supply with a 24 pin ATX connector. It is built for Pavilion 510 and 550 ProDesk desktop towers that require a direct replacement unit. The AC input accepts 220 to 240 volts at 1.8 amps across 50 to 60 hertz mains frequency.
The unit matches the factory pin-out and mounting points so the system powers on without adapter cables or case modifications. No extra software or accessories are included in the package. Buyers who need higher wattage for graphics upgrades or additional drive bays should verify their chassis clearance and power budget before ordering.
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The 24-pin ATX connector is a standard interface; reseat it only if you experience intermittent power or after moving the system.
The 180W maximum power rating is the first limit reached under sustained full-load operation.
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