WMtec
WMtec F79TD 3YKG5 PH3C2 240W server power supply for OptiPlex 390 790 990 3010 7010 9010 SFF
Delivers 240W to OptiPlex 390, 790, 990, 3010, 7010 and 9010 small-form-factor desktops
- Delivers 240W to keep SFF systems running
- Accepts 100-240V input for worldwide use
- Fits OptiPlex 390, 790, 990, 3010, 7010, 9010 SFF
- Replaces part numbers F79TD, 3YKG5, JNPVV, PH3C2
- Operates at 50-60Hz for stable power delivery
Direct Replacement Power Supply
The WMtec F79TD unit is a 240W server power supply built for Dell OptiPlex 390, 790, 990, 3010, 7010 and 9010 small-form-factor desktops. It matches part numbers F79TD, 3YKG5, JNPVV and PH3C2 and accepts a universal 100-240V input at 4.0A, 50-60Hz.
Swaps Out Failed OEM Units
This supply replaces Dell models L240AS-00, H240AS-01 and AC240AS-01 when the original unit fails or shows unstable voltage rails. The upgrade is worth it only if the system stays in its stock SFF chassis and power draw remains within the 240W rating.
Standard SFF Installation
Installation follows the usual SFF procedure: remove the side panel, unplug the motherboard and drive cables, slide out the old PSU and slide this one in using the same mounting points. The main risk is confusing the proprietary Dell connector pinout with standard ATX wiring, which can damage the motherboard.
Highlights
- Delivers 240W to keep SFF systems running
- Accepts 100-240V input for worldwide use
- Fits OptiPlex 390, 790, 990, 3010, 7010, 9010 SFF
- Replaces part numbers F79TD, 3YKG5, JNPVV, PH3C2
- Operates at 50-60Hz for stable power delivery
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the F79TD unit fit my OptiPlex 7010 SFF chassis?
Yes, the power supply is listed for OptiPlex 390, 790, 990, 3010, 7010 and 9010 SFF models, so it matches the 7010 small-form-factor case.
What is the common mistake when installing this 240 W supply?
Not seating the main power connector fully into the motherboard socket; the plug must click into place or the system will not start.
Which component of the F79TD will need replacement first?
The internal cooling fan is the only moving part and typically wears out before the electronic circuitry.
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