Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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180 W server power supply with a 24-pin ATX connector, a 4-pin ATX connector and two SATA connectors for ThinkCentre Edge 72 desktops
The WMtec PC9059 is a new 180W server power supply built for the ThinkCentre Edge 72 desktop. It delivers up to 180 watts of continuous power through a standard 24-pin ATX connector and a 4-pin ATX connector. The unit accepts a wide input range of 100-127V at 6.0A and 200-240V at 3.0A across 50-60Hz frequencies.
This supply suits technicians replacing a failed unit in a ThinkCentre Edge 72 or builders assembling a system that requires exactly 180W with 24-pin and 4-pin ATX power. It is not for buyers who need higher wattage for discrete graphics cards or additional drive bays, nor for systems requiring EPS 8-pin CPU connectors. The two SATA connectors limit the number of drives you can power directly.
The single specification that decides fit is the 180W maximum output combined with the 24-pin ATX and 4-pin ATX connector pair. Verify that your motherboard uses this exact connector layout and that your total component draw stays within the 180W limit. The input voltage auto-switches between 100-127V and 200-240V ranges.
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The supply draws up to 6.0 A at 100-127 V or 3.0 A at 200-240 V, so sustained load will produce typical server-PSU heat; fan noise is present but not quantified.
Your motherboard needs a 24-pin ATX socket and a 4-pin ATX socket, and you need drive bays or backplanes that accept two SATA power plugs.
Yes — it is built for the Edge 72, delivers 180 W through its 24-pin and 4-pin motherboard connectors, and includes two SATA plugs for legacy drives.
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