DELL Latitude 12 Rugged 7202 Motherboard Core M-5Y71 1.2GHz V11DG
- 8GB
- Laptop motherboard…
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Delivers 550W ATX power in a CRPS redundant form factor, tested working
This CRPS 550W power supply uses the DPS-550AB-11D form factor for hot-swap server chassis. It delivers 550 watts of continuous power to rack-mounted systems. The unit is tested working and built to good quality standards. It suits administrators replacing a failed module in a redundant array.
Internal temperature-controlled fans adjust speed to load, keeping exhaust air within expected limits for 550W operation. Acoustic output remains low at idle and rises only under sustained full load. Power draw at the wall matches the rated output plus typical efficiency overhead. The hot-plug design allows replacement without shutting down the server.
| Type | ATX |
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Mount the unit with the four chassis screws, connect the 24-pin ATX motherboard cable and the CPU power cable, then plug the AC cord into the IEC inlet.
The fan is rated for continuous operation; replace it only if bearing noise appears or airflow drops noticeably.
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