HPE J9535A 20-port Gig-T PoE+ / 4-port SFP v2 zl switch module
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A Hynix switch module weighing 5.1 units and measuring 2 by 1 by 1
The Hynix HMT84GL7AMR4A-H9 is a switch module supplied by Hynix for wired networking installations. It arrives in new condition and carries the manufacturer part number HMT84GL7AMR4A-H9. The unit weighs 5.1 and measures 2 in height, 1 in width and 1 in length.
This module suits network engineers who need to add switching capacity to compatible chassis. Buyers who require a different port count or a form factor not matching the 84 designation should look at other options. Technicians without the matching backplane or chassis slot will not be able to install this part.
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| Brand name | HYNIX |
The module fits a compatible switch chassis slot; verify the exact connector type in your system documentation before installation.
Mixed-module operation depends on the chassis firmware and backplane; consult the switch vendor's compatibility matrix for supported combinations.
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