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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle IBM X3650M2 M3 39Y7216 7001578-j000 675W server power supply

SKU CH-0ERZ-SGD4D

675 W replacement power module for IBM System x3650 M2 and M3 servers

  • Delivers 675W for stable server operation
  • Designed for IBM X3650 M2 and M3 systems
  • Matches part numbers 39Y7216 and 7001578-j000
  • Brand-new condition ensures full reliability

Compatible replacement module

This 675 W power module fits the IBM X3650 M2 and M3 servers using part numbers 39Y7216 and 7001578-j000. It is a new unit supplied under the Supersuperuncle brand for direct replacement in compatible chassis.

Sustained-load behaviour

Under continuous demand the module delivers its rated 675 W output to keep the server running without throttling. It is not suited to systems that require higher wattage or a different form factor.

Highlights

  • Delivers 675W for stable server operation
  • Designed for IBM X3650 M2 and M3 systems
  • Matches part numbers 39Y7216 and 7001578-j000
  • Brand-new condition ensures full reliability

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much power does the 675W module draw when the X3650 M2 or M3 runs continuously?

The unit is rated at 675W maximum output for the IBM System x3650 M2 and M3; actual draw depends on the server load and power supply efficiency at that load.

Which server chassis and part numbers must I already have for this module to fit and operate?

This power module is built for the IBM System x3650 M2 and M3 and matches part numbers 39Y7216 and 7001578-j000; verify your server model and spare part label before purchase.

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