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180 W ATX power supply unit delivering stable power for desktop systems
This 180W ATX power supply provides standard desktop power delivery. It carries the PA-2181-2 and HK280-72PP identifiers. The unit is new and intended for system builds or replacements. It matches the FSP180-20TGBAB 10 specification.
Check that your chassis accepts an ATX power supply before ordering. Confirm the motherboard requires the specific connector layout this unit provides. Ensure the 180W output meets the total power draw of your installed components. Builders needing higher wattage or a different form factor should select another model.
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The unit ships as a standalone 180W ATX power supply with its fixed cable harness; no modular cables, mounting screws or adapters are included.
All listed codes refer to the same 180W ATX model; choose the one that matches your system's service manual or original power supply label.
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