ALTRONIX AL600ULXB Power Supply Board 115V AC 12/24V DC D587431
- Desktop
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DELL
Adds PCI-E and PCI-X expansion slots to a PowerEdge 2800 server using part number NJ004
Genuine Dell original PCI-E PCI-X Riser Board V6 designed for Dell PowerEdge 2800 server systems. Part number NJ004 identifies this specific add-on card for compatible server configurations. It enables expansion slot connectivity within the supported chassis.
Passive component draws minimal power and produces no audible noise during normal server operation. Thermal performance depends entirely on the host system airflow and cooling design. No active cooling elements are present on this riser board.
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Power down the PowerEdge 2800, remove the chassis cover, align the board with the motherboard connector, press firmly until seated, then secure the retention bracket before replacing the cover.
Inspect the gold-edge contacts for dust or oxidation during scheduled server cleaning; reseat the board if expansion cards become unstable, and replace it only if the connector or PCB shows physical damage.
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