Athena Power AP-U1ATX30A 300W 1U server power supply
- Single
- 300W
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Supersuperuncle
Replacement power supply for Lenovo ThinkStation S20 and S30 workstations
This new Supersuperuncle server power supply replaces the Lenovo FSA034-EL1G unit in ThinkStation S20 and S30 workstations. It matches part numbers 54Y8844 and 54Y8905 for direct compatibility. The unit restores reliable power delivery to these specific workstation models.
Confirm the system is a ThinkStation S20 or S30 and that the original supply carries part number 54Y8844 or 54Y8905. This supply is not for other Lenovo desktops, ThinkStation generations or third-party chassis. Buyers needing a different form factor, connector layout or wattage should not purchase this unit.
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The replacement unit ships as the power supply module only; the AC cord is not included and must be sourced separately.
It is a direct replacement for Lenovo part numbers 54Y8844 and 54Y8905 used in ThinkStation S20 and S30 workstations.
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