IBM
IBM DPS-400MB-1 A 400W server power supply for System X206M
A 400 W non-redundant server power supply accepting AC 100–127 V or 200–240 V at 47/63 Hz, weighing 3.0 lb
- Delivers 400 W to run System X206M
- Accepts AC 100-127 V and 200-240 V worldwide
- Operates at 47/63 Hz mains frequency
- Weighs 3.0 lb for easy rack mounting
- Non-redundant design matches original 24R2665 and 24R2666 part numbers
Direct replacement for System X206M
This 400 watt non-redundant power supply is built for the IBM System X206M server. It carries part numbers 24R2665 and 24R2666 and ships new at 3.0 pound. The unit accepts AC 100 to 127 volt and 200 to 240 volt inputs at 47 or 63 hertz. It is intended for IT staff maintaining or repairing that specific platform.
Non-redundant design limits upgrade path
The supply replaces a failed or ageing unit in a single-supply chassis. Because it is non-redundant, the server has no fail-over if this module stops. The jump is worth it when the original supply has failed or when a spare is needed for rapid swap. It does not add redundancy or hot-swap capability to the system.
400 watt output for base configurations
The 400 watt rating supports the standard processor, memory and drive complement shipped with the X206M. Headroom is limited for configurations that add multiple high-power CPUs, large memory populations or several spinning disks. Builders expanding beyond the factory specification should verify total draw before relying on this unit.
Highlights
- Delivers 400 W to run System X206M
- Accepts AC 100-127 V and 200-240 V worldwide
- Operates at 47/63 Hz mains frequency
- Weighs 3.0 lb for easy rack mounting
- Non-redundant design matches original 24R2665 and 24R2666 part numbers
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What form factor does the DPS-400MB-1 A use to fit the System X206M?
It is a non-redundant server supply built for the IBM System X206M chassis.
What is the installation step users often miss when fitting the 400W unit?
Slide the supply fully home until the latch clicks, then secure the retention screw.
Which component of the DPS-400MB-1 A typically needs replacement after extended use?
The internal cooling fan is the part most likely to require replacement over time.
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