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YINGHUA Q85 180W server power supply 14+4pin 15cm
180 W server power supply with a 14+4 pin CPU connector and 15 cm cable length
- 180W maximum output powers compatible server builds
- 14-pin plus 4-pin CPU connector fits listed motherboards
- 15 cm length suits compact chassis layouts
- Replaces HK280-23FP HK380-16FP HK280-25FP units directly
- Supports Q85 Q87 Q77 Q75 A75 T5900d 5900 R4900d models
Purpose & Audience
This 180W server power supply uses a 14+4 pin CPU connector and a 15cm length to fit specific proprietary chassis. It is built as a direct replacement for the listed compatible models and part numbers.
Fit & Exclusions
The unit suits technicians restoring or maintaining the exact systems named in the compatibility list. It will not work for builders who need standard ATX pin-outs, higher wattage, or a different physical length.
Sustained Load Behaviour
The supply delivers a continuous 180W maximum output through the dedicated CPU power interface. Its short 15cm cable run keeps voltage drop low during extended operation in the target chassis.
Highlights
- 180W maximum output powers compatible server builds
- 14-pin plus 4-pin CPU connector fits listed motherboards
- 15 cm length suits compact chassis layouts
- Replaces HK280-23FP HK380-16FP HK280-25FP units directly
- Supports Q85 Q87 Q77 Q75 A75 T5900d 5900 R4900d models
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What motherboard must I already have to use the 14+4pin CPU power connector on this 180W unit?
The supply is a direct replacement for boards using the HK280-23FP, HK380-16FP, HK280-25FP, PCB037 or PCB038 part numbers, all of which expect the 14+4pin CPU power interface.
Will this 15cm, 180W supply fit and power a Dell T5900d or 5900 workstation that currently uses an HK280-23FP unit?
Yes — the T5900d and 5900 are listed as compatible models and the HK280-23FP is one of the matched part numbers, so the connector and wattage align.
After installing the supply, how can I confirm the 14+4pin CPU rail is delivering power correctly?
The system should POST and the CPU fan should spin; if the board has diagnostic LEDs, they will show normal power-good status once the 180W unit is seated and the 14+4pin connector is latched.
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