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Replacement 130W ATX power supply for Sun Netra T1 100, 105 and 300-1448 servers
This 130 watt unit replaces the DPS-129AB A module in Sun Netra T1, T100 and T105 servers. It matches the 300-1448 part number and uses an ATX form factor. The supply is new and has been tested working.
Under continuous operation the unit delivers its rated 130 watts to the Netra T1 platform without throttling. It is not suited for systems that require higher wattage or a different connector layout. Builders needing redundant or hot-swap power should look elsewhere.
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The 130 W DPS-129AB is rated for continuous operation in Sun Netra T1, T100 and T105 servers; its ATX form factor and tested-working status mean it delivers the specified power without extra cooling requirements beyond the chassis airflow.
This supply matches Sun part 300-1448 and fits Netra T1, T100 and T105 systems; no additional cables or adapters are needed beyond the standard ATX connections already present in those servers.
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