BFKK 3U Rackmount Server Chassis EATX/ATX/MATX 4x5.25 6x3.5 Top/Side Cooling
- Rackmount
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235W replacement unit fits Dell Optiplex 760, 960, 780 and 580 small-form-factor systems
The YINGHUA 235W server power supply is built for Dell Optiplex 760 960 780 580 small form factor systems. It replaces units carrying part numbers such as FR610 WU136 PW116 67T67 RM112 R224M. The 235 watt output matches the original specification for these desktop chassis.
This unit fits only the listed Optiplex SFF models and cannot power larger tower cases or configurations that require more than 235 watts. Buyers needing redundant supply support or proprietary server form factors should look elsewhere.
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This unit is a direct replacement for the FR610, WU136, PW116, 67T67, RM112 and R224M units used in Optiplex 760, 960, 780 and 580 small-form-factor systems.
Yes, the connector layout follows the Dell proprietary pin-out used by the original FR610, WU136, PW116, 67T67, RM112 and R224M units in the 760, 960, 780 and 580 SFF chassis.
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