HPE J9535A 20-port Gig-T PoE+ / 4-port SFP v2 zl switch module
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255 W replacement power supply for OptiPlex 960 desktops
This Dell H255e-00 is a 255 Watt power supply built for the OptiPlex 960 desktop. It is a new replacement unit designed to fit the proprietary form factor and connector layout of that specific chassis. Buyers restoring or repairing an OptiPlex 960 use this module to return the system to working order.
The unit uses a Dell-specific mechanical design and pin-out that matches only the OptiPlex 960. It will not install in standard ATX cases or other Dell models without modification. Builders needing a generic 255 W supply for a custom chassis cannot use this part.
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The Dell H255e-00 is a 255 Watt power supply built for the OptiPlex 960. Choose this model when the system requires a direct 255W replacement.
The 255 Watt output matches the original OptiPlex 960 specification. It supports the factory configuration; additional components must stay within that total power budget.
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