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Supersuperuncle HK280-22PP 14-pin server power supply, compact metal unit

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle 14-pin Server Power Supply HK280-22PP

SKU CH-4HRH-5MJ60

14-pin 280 W replacement PSU for Lenovo H5050, D5050, TS140 and M6408 servers

  • Designed for Lenovo H5050 and D5050 desktops
  • Compatible with TS140 and M6408 workstations
  • 14-pin connector matches original HK280-22PP layout
  • 280 W output supports standard system loads

Compatible Lenovo 14-Pin Server PSU

This Supersuperuncle unit is a dedicated 14-pin power supply built for Lenovo H5050, D5050, TS140 and M6408 servers. It replaces the original HK280-22PP module and fits the proprietary connector layout used by those chassis. The 280 W output supports the standard component configuration shipped with these systems.

Direct Replacement for Failed HK280-22PP Units

Install this supply when the original HK280-22PP fails or shows unstable voltage under load. The jump is worth it if the server will not power on, restarts randomly or reports power-good errors. Builders using non-Lenovo cases or standard ATX motherboards cannot use this unit because the 14-pin pinout and form factor are proprietary.

Highlights

  • Designed for Lenovo H5050 and D5050 desktops
  • Compatible with TS140 and M6408 workstations
  • 14-pin connector matches original HK280-22PP layout
  • 280 W output supports standard system loads

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the 14-pin connector match the HK280-22PP socket on a Lenovo TS140?

Yes, the unit is built with a 14-pin layout that plugs directly into the HK280-22PP socket used by the Lenovo TS140 and listed compatibles.

What is the first step when replacing the old supply in an H5050, and what do installers often miss?

Disconnect the mains cord, then press the chassis release latch before sliding the old module out; installers often forget to fully seat the new unit until the latch clicks.

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