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18 Mar, 2026

£230.40 inc. VAT
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If you’re seeing the Lenovo 00KA098 listed at £192 ex‑VAT, I’d treat this as a “proper replacement, not an experiment” PSU. A 900W unit from Lenovo is the kind of part you buy when downtime is expensive and you want the server/compute box to behave the way it did out of the box—especially if it’s a Lenovo system that expects a specific power setup. In that context, it’s good value because the alternative (generic PSU hunting, compatibility guesswork, returns) usually costs more in time and risk than the difference in price.
That said, I wouldn’t buy this just because it’s 900W on paper. If you don’t have the exact Lenovo model it’s meant for, or you’re swapping it into a non-matching chassis/power backplane, you can end up with poor fit, weird stability issues, or the kind of “it powers up but isn’t happy” scenario that eats evenings. So: buy it only if you’re replacing a failed Lenovo PSU in a supported system. If you’re building a new machine or replacing a PSU in something that isn’t definitively Lenovo-compatible, look elsewhere—there are often better-value options once you know exactly what the system actually needs.

STARTECH
StarTech.com 160W Universal DC Power Adapter (24V/6.6A), 2-Wire Cord and 2/3-Pin Terminal Blocks, 100-240V AC/DC External Power Supply for Industrial USB Hubs, NA/UK/EU/ANZ Cords - 4ft/1.2m DC Power Cord (160W-POWER-ADAPTER) - Power adapter - AC 100-240 V - 158.4 Watt - black

HP
HP Poly - Power adapter - USB, without power cord - AC 120/230 V

Lenovo
Lenovo ThinkSystem v2 - Power supply - hot-plug / redundant (plug-in module) - 80 PLUS Titanium - AC 230 V - 750 Watt - for ThinkSystem SR630 V2, SR650 V2, SR850 V2, ST650 V2

Lenovo
System x 550W High Efficiency Platinum AC Power Supply