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Rectangular silver server PSU with rear exhaust grille and DC input connector

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle 750W DC server power supply for IBM X3650 M4 69Y5741 69Y5742 7001607-J000

SKU CH-C59E-B30PZ

A 750W DC server power supply built for the IBM X3650 M4, matching part numbers 69Y5741, 69Y5742 and 7001607-J000

  • 750W output powers IBM X3650 M4 servers
  • Direct replacement for part numbers 69Y5741 69Y5742 7001607-J000
  • DC input design suits data-centre rack infrastructure
  • New condition ensures reliable server uptime

Compatible replacement for IBM X3650 M4

This new 750W DC server power supply matches part numbers 69Y5741, 69Y5742 and 7001607-J000. It is built for the IBM X3650 M4 server and restores redundant or primary power in that platform.

Upgrades a failed or missing unit in the same

The jump is worth it when the original supply has failed, when a second bay is empty and redundancy is required, or when a like-for-like DC replacement is specified. It does not fit servers outside the X3650 M4 line or systems that need an AC input module.

Highlights

  • 750W output powers IBM X3650 M4 servers
  • Direct replacement for part numbers 69Y5741 69Y5742 7001607-J000
  • DC input design suits data-centre rack infrastructure
  • New condition ensures reliable server uptime

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What server chassis does this 750W DC unit fit?

It is built for the IBM X3650 M4 server and matches part numbers 69Y5741, 69Y5742 and 7001607-J000.

Which way does the DC connector seat during installation?

Align the keyed DC plug with the chassis socket and push straight in until the latch clicks; forcing it at an angle bends the pins.

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