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Supersuperuncle Server Power Supply J1540 HD431 for Dell PE2650 2650

SKU CH-3WGG-7VNWG

Replacement 431 W unit for Dell PowerEdge 2650 servers using part J1540 HD431

  • Direct replacement for Dell PowerEdge 2650 servers
  • Verified compatibility with J1540 and HD431 part numbers
  • New unit ready for immediate deployment
  • 431 W output supports stable server operation

Supersuperuncle J1540 HD431 Server Power Supply

This Supersuperuncle J1540 HD431 is a replacement server power supply built for the Dell PowerEdge 2650. It arrives new and matches the original part numbers J1540 and HD431 for direct installation. System administrators maintaining legacy Dell 2650 racks can use it to restore redundant power.

Compatibility limited to Dell PowerEdge 2650

This unit fits only the Dell PowerEdge 2650 server chassis and will not work in other Dell models or standard ATX cases. Buyers needing power for different servers, workstations or desktop builds should look for a supply certified for their specific platform.

Highlights

  • Direct replacement for Dell PowerEdge 2650 servers
  • Verified compatibility with J1540 and HD431 part numbers
  • New unit ready for immediate deployment
  • 431 W output supports stable server operation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much heat does the 431 W J1540 unit generate under continuous load?

At 431 W output the supply will dissipate roughly that many watts as heat, so plan for active airflow in the server chassis.

Does the HD431 require any extra cables or adapters to fit a Dell PowerEdge 2650?

No, it is a direct-replacement module that plugs into the 2650's native power bay without additional cables.

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