Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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An 180W server power supply with 10-pin and 4-pin connectors compatible with W4095c M4200f-00 M4601c M4900c-00 T4900d T6900c systems
The WMtec PA-2181-1 is a 180W server power supply designed as a direct replacement adapter. It connects using a combined 10PIN and 4PIN interface to deliver power to specific workstation and server chassis.
This unit suits technicians maintaining the listed compatible models including W4095c, M4200f-00, M4601c, M4900c-00, T4900d and T6900c. It is not for systems requiring a different wattage output or alternative connector pin layout. Builders needing higher capacity for multi-GPU configurations should look elsewhere.
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The PA-2181-1 is listed as compatible with the W4095c model among other supported systems.
The server should power on and remain stable under load, indicating the 180W adapter is delivering power properly.
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