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IBM
675-watt hot-swap power supply for xSeries 3650 M3 and 3550 M2 servers
This 675-watt hot-swap unit is built for IBM xSeries 3650 M3 and 3550 M2 servers. It slides into the existing bay without cable changes and carries the 39Y7226 part number. The new condition means full rated output from day one.
It replaces a failed 39Y7224 or 39Y720 module and restores redundant power instantly. The jump is worth it when the original supply has degraded or when a single-unit configuration needs hot-swap redundancy. Buyers who need a different wattage or form factor should verify their server chassis specifications first.
| Model | 39Y7226 |
|---|---|
| Type | AT |
The 39Y7226 is a hot-swap unit designed for the xSeries 3650 M3 and 3550 M2 chassis. It slides directly into the redundant power-supply bay without tools.
The unit must be pushed until the latch clicks; a partial seat leaves the AC connector unlatched and the server will not power on.
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