WMtec
WMtec Server Power Supply 315W VX372 4FCWX 8Pin+4Pin+6Pin
315-watt server PSU for OptiPlex XE 2 SFF with 8-pin, 4-pin and 6-pin connectors
- 315 W output powers OptiPlex XE 2 SFF reliably
- 100–240 V input works worldwide without a voltage switch
- 8-pin, 4-pin and 6-pin connectors fit the motherboard directly
- Part numbers VX372, 4FCWX, D315ES-00, H315ES-00 confirm exact replacement
- 4 A draw at 50–60 Hz keeps circuit loading low
315W Server Power Supply for OptiPlex XE 2 SFF
This new 315W server power supply is built for the OptiPlex XE 2 small form factor chassis. It delivers up to 315 watt from a 100-240V input rated at 4.4A across 50-60Hz. The unit matches part numbers VX372, 0VX372, 4FCWX and 04FCWX and model numbers D315ES-00 and H315ES-00.
Suits XE 2 SFF owners; not for other chassis
It suits owners of the OptiPlex XE 2 SFF who need a direct replacement with the original connector layout. Builders using a different chassis, a higher-wattage requirement or a different connector arrangement should look elsewhere.
Connector layout: 8-pin, 4-pin and 6-pin
The decisive specification is the fixed cable set providing one 8-pin, one 4-pin and one 6-pin connector. Verify that your board and drives match this exact combination before purchasing.
Highlights
- 315 W output powers OptiPlex XE 2 SFF reliably
- 100–240 V input works worldwide without a voltage switch
- 8-pin, 4-pin and 6-pin connectors fit the motherboard directly
- Part numbers VX372, 4FCWX, D315ES-00, H315ES-00 confirm exact replacement
- 4 A draw at 50–60 Hz keeps circuit loading low
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What form factor and dimensions does this PSU need to fit the OptiPlex XE 2 SFF chassis?
This unit is built for the OptiPlex XE 2 SFF small-form-factor case and matches the D315ES-00 and H315ES-00 model numbers used in that chassis.
Which cables must be connected during installation, and which one is most often missed?
Connect the 8-pin, 4-pin and 6-pin cables to the motherboard and peripherals; the separate 4-pin CPU connector is the one most frequently overlooked.
What input voltage range should the replacement unit support for long-term use?
The supply accepts 100-240 V at 50-60 Hz, so any direct replacement must cover the same universal input range.
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