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Cooling fan for PowerEdge R620 servers, weighing 5.1 units
This genuine Dell cooling fan is engineered for the PowerEdge R620 rack server. It serves as a direct replacement for the original part numbered 2X0Ng. System administrators maintaining 1U server infrastructure use this component to restore proper airflow. The unit arrives new and ready for immediate installation.
Under continuous server workloads the fan maintains consistent rotational speed to dissipate heat from critical components. Its design supports the sustained thermal demands of a densely packed 1U chassis without throttling. The assembly balances acoustic output against cooling capacity during extended operations. It addresses the need for reliable long-term cooling in always-on environments.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | DELL |
The fan weighs 5.1 units as specified in the product details for this replacement part.
This fan is built for the PowerEdge R620 chassis and matches the original cooling specifications.
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