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Rectangular silver server PSU with 14-pin connector

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle PS-4241-01 14-pin server power supply M82 M92P

SKU CH-ABJ0-3PACK

14-pin server power supply compatible with M82 and M92P systems

  • 14-pin connector fits M82 and M92P servers
  • 240 W output powers compatible Lenovo systems
  • New condition ensures reliable first-time installation
  • PCB020 board matches FSP240-40SBV specification

14-pin server power supply for M82 and M92P

This 14-pin server power supply is built for systems that use the M82 and M92P form factors. It delivers power through a 14-pin connector matched to those platforms. The unit is supplied new and carries the PS-4241-01 designation.

Fits M82 and M92P builds with 14-pin power input

Installation requires a chassis and mainboard that accept a 14-pin server power connector. The design frees the builder from sourcing adapters for standard ATX pin-outs. It is not suited for builds that need a different pin count or consumer ATX wiring.

Highlights

  • 14-pin connector fits M82 and M92P servers
  • 240 W output powers compatible Lenovo systems
  • New condition ensures reliable first-time installation
  • PCB020 board matches FSP240-40SBV specification

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much continuous power can the 14-pin PS-4241-01 deliver under sustained load?

The unit is rated for 240 W continuous output through its 14-pin connector.

What acoustic and thermal behaviour should I expect when the FSP240-40SBV runs all day in a server chassis?

The supply uses a single internal fan that spins up under load; at full 240 W it produces noticeable airflow but stays within typical server noise limits.

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