DBTLAP
DBTLAP laptop cooling pad for Dell PowerEdge R720 R720XD DL2300
Processor heatsink with fan for Dell PowerEdge R720, R720XD and DL2300 servers
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Designed for Dell PowerEdge R720 R720XD DL2300 servers
- Includes one fan for active processor cooling
- Verified compatible with part number 5JW7M
- Each unit tested before shipment
- Photos show actual item for visual confirmation
DBTLAP Cooler for PowerEdge R720
This cooler is a replacement processor heatsink built for Dell PowerEdge R720 R720XD DL2300 servers. It arrives new and includes one fan. The part number 5JW7M identifies the exact unit. Photographs show the actual item so buyers can confirm visual match before ordering.
Suits maintainers replacing a failed heatsink
Technicians who need a direct swap for part number 5JW7M will find this unit tested and ready to install. Builders working on other server models or different Dell generations cannot use this cooler because the mounting and thermal interface are specific to the listed systems.
Part number 5JW7M confirms fit
The single specification that decides compatibility is the Dell part number 5JW7M printed on the original heatsink. Matching that number guarantees the cooler aligns with the processor socket and chassis airflow of the PowerEdge R720 R720XD DL2300 platforms.
Highlights
- Designed for Dell PowerEdge R720 R720XD DL2300 servers
- Includes one fan for active processor cooling
- Verified compatible with part number 5JW7M
- Each unit tested before shipment
- Photos show actual item for visual confirmation
Specifications
| Accessory Type | Cooler |
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Questions about this item
Will this heatsink fit my Dell PowerEdge R720 server?
It is built for the PowerEdge R720, R720XD and DL2300 models and matches part number 5JW7M.
Can I reuse the existing mounting hardware from my old cooler?
The package includes only the fan, so you will need the original screws and brackets from the server.
How do I verify the fan is running correctly after installation?
Power on the server and confirm the fan spins; the system should report normal CPU temperatures under load.
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