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Compact silver TFX server PSU with 14-pin connector

YINGHUA

YINGHUA 180W 14Pin TFX server power supply

SKU CH-716X-R871T

180W TFX power supply with 14-pin connector for compatible ThinkCentre desktops

  • 180W output powers compatible ThinkCentre desktops
  • 14-pin TFX connector fits listed M-series chassis
  • Replaces FSP180-30SBV and PS-3181-02 units
  • New condition ensures reliable server-grade performance

Replacement PSU for ThinkCentre M-series

This 180W TFX unit fits the 14-pin power connector used in ThinkCentre M92P, M92, M82, M78, M73, M93, E73 and M83 desktops. It matches the FSP180-30SBV, PS-3181-02, HK280-71FP and PCE008 part numbers. Buyers needing a different wattage or a standard ATX connector should look elsewhere.

Thermals, noise and power draw

The supply delivers up to 180W of continuous power within the TFX form factor. Normal office workloads keep the fan at low speed, so acoustic output stays modest. Peak draw matches the rated 180W ceiling.

How it compares

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Price $125.99
Cheaper than about 54% of the 3,798 comparable items (median $131.99).

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

How do I fit the 14-pin TFX unit into a ThinkCentre M92P without bending the connector?

Align the 14-pin block with the motherboard header, press straight in until the latch clicks, and avoid angling the PSU during insertion.

Which parts of the 180W TFX supply typically wear out first in a ThinkCentre M83?

The internal fan and electrolytic capacitors are the usual wear items; expect fan noise or voltage drift after several years of continuous use.

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