Graviton
Graviton 250W Power Supply L08417-002 D16-250P1A
Replacement 250 W desktop PSU with 12 V output and 100-240 V passive PFC input
- Reliable desktop power with 250 W maximum output
- Efficient operation backed by 80 PLUS certification
- Wide 100-240 V input suits global mains supply
- Stable 12 V rail delivers consistent component power
- Ready to install with included package contents
ProDesk 250W Replacement Unit
This power supply replaces the original L08417-002 D16-250P1A unit in compatible ProDesk desktops. It delivers a rated output between 150W and 250W on a 12V rail for standard office workloads.
Non-Modular Cable Installation
The non-modular design means all cables are fixed to the chassis and must be routed through the case opening during fitting. Passive PFC requires a stable 100-240V input so voltage dips can prevent the unit from starting.
12V Rail Power Limits
The single 12V output caps total system draw at 250W, which restricts the graphics cards and drive counts the chassis can support. Builders needing higher peak power or modular cabling must select a different form-factor supply.
Highlights
- Reliable desktop power with 250 W maximum output
- Efficient operation backed by 80 PLUS certification
- Wide 100-240 V input suits global mains supply
- Stable 12 V rail delivers consistent component power
- Ready to install with included package contents
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I verify the 250W power supply is delivering stable 12V output after installation?
Use a multimeter on the 12V rail while the ProDesk is under load; a steady reading near 12V confirms the unit is operating within its 150W to 250W rating.
Does the L08417-002 D16-250P1A come with mounting screws and power cables, or must I source them separately?
The unit ships in its original package with the fixed non-modular cables attached; standard ATX mounting screws are not included and should be reused from the chassis.
Should I choose the 150W or 250W rating when selecting this power supply for my ProDesk?
The same model covers a 150W to 250W range; pick it if your system's peak draw falls anywhere within that window.
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