HPE J9535A 20-port Gig-T PoE+ / 4-port SFP v2 zl switch module
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A 280 W power supply for Dell OptiPlex 620, 745 and 755 desktop towers
This DELL RT490 power supply delivers 280W of power with active PFC for OptiPlex 620, 745 and 755 desktop towers. It is a new, genuine Dell replacement module built to the original specification for those chassis. The unit fits the proprietary mounting and connector layout used by the listed OptiPlex models.
Buyers with a different form factor such as SFF or MT should look elsewhere because the connector pin-out and bracket differ. Systems requiring more than 280W for upgraded graphics or additional drives will need a higher-output unit compatible with their specific chassis.
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The RT490 is a Dell proprietary unit built for the OptiPlex 620, 745 and 755 DT chassis; its connector and pinout match those models only.
No, the RT490 is sized for the full-size desktop tower chassis of the OptiPlex 620, 745 and 755 DT and will not mount in SFF or USFF cases.
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