Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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180 W replacement supply for ProDesk 281 G3 and 400 G5 Slimline desktops
This 180 W server power supply is built for the ProDesk 281 G3 and 400 G5 slimline desktop models. It replaces the original D18-180P1A unit and uses the PA-1181-3HB PCH019 part number. The supply delivers standard switching power for these compact business PCs.
Confirm that your system is a ProDesk 281 G3 or 400 G5 slimline desktop and that the existing supply carries the D18-180P1A or PA-1181-3HB PCH019 label. This unit will not fit standard ATX cases or larger ProDesk tower models. Verify the connector layout matches your motherboard exactly.
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The power supply is sold as the module only; the mains lead is not included and must be sourced separately.
Match the part numbers D18-180P1A, PA-1181-3HB and PCH019 printed on your original unit; this supply is listed for those exact ProDesk models.
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