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530-watt replacement supply for Xseries 226 and Zpro workstations, part 24R2660
This IBM 24R2660 unit delivers 530 W of power for the Xseries X226 and Station Zpro systems. It is a new switch-module component designed to fit the original chassis. The part number 24R2660 identifies the exact replacement for these servers.
The 530 W rating supports the full configuration of the compatible Xseries and Zpro models under normal load. It runs out of headroom when the system draws more than the rated output or when installed in an unsupported chassis. Buyers needing higher wattage or a different form factor cannot use this unit.
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Yes, the 24R2660 is built for the Xseries X226 chassis, so the screw holes and latch align with the factory power bay.
The X226 front-panel LEDs will show green power status, and the system will POST without voltage warnings when the supply is seated correctly.
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