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Internal power cable for Lenovo R520 G4 dual port network card

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Internal power cable for Lenovo R520 G4 dual-port network card

  • Designed for Lenovo R520 G4 dual-port network card
  • Part number N11252R ET166 A007441 ensures exact fit
  • New condition guarantees reliable power delivery
  • Internal power cable built for server-grade components

Dedicated Power Cable for Lenovo R520 G4

This internal power cable connects the dual-port network card in a Lenovo R520 G4 server. It carries the part number N11252R ET166 A007441 and is supplied new. The cable is tested for a perfect fit and function with the specified network card.

Replaces a Damaged or Missing OEM Cable

The cable upgrades a server that has lost its original network-card power lead or shows connector wear. The jump is worth it when the network card fails to initialise because of a faulty power connection. Buyers needing a different pin-out or length should verify compatibility before ordering.

Highlights

  • Designed for Lenovo R520 G4 dual-port network card
  • Part number N11252R ET166 A007441 ensures exact fit
  • New condition guarantees reliable power delivery
  • Internal power cable built for server-grade components

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the N11252R ET166 A007441 cable fit the Lenovo R520 G4 dual-port network card?

Yes, the cable is listed specifically for the Lenovo R520 G4 dual-port network card and is supplied in new condition.

How is the cable installed, and what step is often missed?

Align the connector with the card's power header, press straight in until the latch clicks, and verify the latch is fully seated; a loose latch is the most common issue.

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