Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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240W PFC server power supply compatible with ThinkCentre M57, M58, A58, A57 and M90P SFF systems
This new YINGHUA unit delivers 240 watts with active power factor correction for stable server operation. It is built for Thinkcentre M57, M58, A58, A57 and M90P small-form-factor systems. Buyers needing higher output for larger chassis or multi-GPU configurations should look elsewhere.
The supply matches the original PC9023 HK340-85FP pinout and mounting points so installation requires no adapter cables or chassis modification. No extra software, rails or modular cables are included in the package.
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The unit is a sealed server power supply with no user-serviceable fan or fuse; if either fails the whole supply is replaced.
The over-temperature protection circuit shuts the unit down before any voltage rail exceeds its regulation window.
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