DBTLAP
DBTLAP laptop cooling pad for Dell PowerEdge R430 02FKY9 2FKY9
A CPU cooling heatsink with fan for Dell PowerEdge R430 servers, tested before shipping to confirm compatibility with part numbers 02FKY9 and 2FKY9
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Designed for Dell PowerEdge R430 servers
- New CPU cooling heatsink with included fan
- Each unit tested before shipping
- Verify compatibility using part numbers 02FKY9 and 2FKY9
- Check product photos to match your existing heatsink
Replacement heatsink for PowerEdge R430
This new DBTLAP CPU cooling heatsink is built for the Dell PowerEdge R430 server. It matches part numbers 02FKY9 and 2FKY9 and ships as a single fan unit tested before dispatch. The part is intended for technicians maintaining or repairing this specific 1U rack platform.
Direct fit into the 1U chassis
The heatsink mounts inside the existing R430 thermal layout without modification. It uses the server's native mounting points and airflow path, freeing the builder from sourcing custom brackets or adapters. Compatibility should be confirmed against the old unit using the supplied photos before installation.
Swaps a worn or failed OEM cooler
This unit replaces the original Dell heatsink when it becomes noisy, loose or thermally insufficient. The jump is worth it when the current cooler no longer maintains safe CPU temperatures under load. It is not for other PowerEdge models or desktop boards.
Highlights
- Designed for Dell PowerEdge R430 servers
- New CPU cooling heatsink with included fan
- Each unit tested before shipping
- Verify compatibility using part numbers 02FKY9 and 2FKY9
- Check product photos to match your existing heatsink
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What is the first thermal limit the DBTLAP heatsink hits under sustained load on the PowerEdge R430?
The single fan cools the CPU heatsink, so the first limit is the fan's ability to move enough air through the fin stack to keep the processor within its thermal envelope.
How loud and hot does the cooling pad get when running all day in the R430?
The unit uses one fan that spins continuously; expect a steady airflow hum and the heatsink to become warm to the touch as it transfers CPU heat into the chassis airflow.
Which existing component must already be in the server for this heatsink to install correctly?
You need the matching Dell PowerEdge R430 motherboard and CPU socket retention hardware so the heatsink mounting holes line up with part numbers 02FKY9 and 2FKY9.
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