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Supersuperuncle HKF1301-3B Server Power Supply for Lenovo Qi Tian A7000 Yang Tian S300E2600IW4600I S700S500

SKU CH-TWC5-VC3RB

Replacement server power supply for Lenovo Qi Tian A7000 and Yang Tian S300E2600IW4600I S700S500 systems

  • Compatible with Lenovo Qi Tian A7000 workstations
  • Fits Yang Tian S300, E2600, IW4600I models
  • Supports S700 and S500 series servers
  • Replacement unit for HKF1301-3B part number

HKF1301-3B Server Power Supply for Lenovo Qi Tian

The HKF1301-3B is a server power supply built for Lenovo Qi Tian A7000 and Yang Tian S300E, 2600IW, 4600I, S700 and S500 workstations. It provides a direct replacement unit for these specific Lenovo server and desktop platforms.

Replacement unit restores power to listed Lenovo

Installing this supply returns the listed Lenovo Qi Tian and Yang Tian models to operational status when the original unit has failed. It is not suitable for systems outside the named model range or for builders needing a standard ATX form factor.

Highlights

  • Compatible with Lenovo Qi Tian A7000 workstations
  • Fits Yang Tian S300, E2600, IW4600I models
  • Supports S700 and S500 series servers
  • Replacement unit for HKF1301-3B part number

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the HKF1301-3B fan need replacement after extended server operation?

The HKF1301-3B uses a standard server-grade fan rated for continuous duty; under normal airflow it typically lasts several years before bearing wear requires a swap.

Which protection limit activates first when the HKF1301-3B runs at full load continuously?

The over-temperature circuit trips before the over-current limit, shutting the unit down to protect internal components when sustained loads push thermals past the safe threshold.

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