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NShi server chassis for OptiPlex 7050 3050 5050 240W

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NShi Server Chassis for OPTIDTE 7050 3050 5050 240W

SKU CH-ZB26-4HK92

Desktop server chassis compatible with OPTIDTE 7050, 3050 and 5050 240W power supplies

  • Chassis TypeDesktop
  • Designed for OptiPlex 7050 3050 5050 systems
  • 240 W power supply included for stable delivery
  • Desktop chassis format fits standard workspaces
  • Replacement part number 0M2WH ensures correct fit

Chassis for OPTIDTE 7050 3050 5050

This desktop server chassis is built to house the OPTIDTE 7050, 3050 and 5050 power supply units. It provides the correct mounting points and airflow path for those specific 240W modules. System builders integrating these exact PSUs into a custom server build will find the fit precise. It is not suited for ATX or other form-factor power supplies.

Supplied mounting hardware only

The package includes the fixing hardware required to secure the listed OPTIDTE units inside the chassis. No additional cables, brackets or software licences are bundled. Installers must source any extra power cables or drive brackets separately. The chassis itself does not alter the electrical specifications of the installed power supply.

Highlights

  • Designed for OptiPlex 7050 3050 5050 systems
  • 240 W power supply included for stable delivery
  • Desktop chassis format fits standard workspaces
  • Replacement part number 0M2WH ensures correct fit

Specifications

Chassis TypeDesktop

Questions about this item

Will the 240W power supply need replacing if I add more drives?

The chassis is built around a 240W unit matched to the OPTIDTE 7050 3050 5050 platform; adding drives that push total draw above 240W would require a higher-capacity supply.

What thermal limit appears first when the 7050 system runs full load continuously?

The 240W power supply’s output ceiling is the first hard limit; sustained loads exceeding 240W will trigger protection before chassis airflow becomes a bottleneck.

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