HPE J9535A 20-port Gig-T PoE+ / 4-port SFP v2 zl switch module
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A 530-watt replacement power supply for the Intellistation Z-Pro workstation
This IBM 24R2670 unit delivers 530 watts of power specifically for the Intellistation Z-Pro workstation. It is a new replacement component designed to fit the original chassis and power requirements of that system. The part number 24R2670 ensures correct identification for maintenance or upgrades.
This supply suits technicians restoring an Intellistation Z-Pro to working order. It is not for builders assembling custom PCs, users needing redundant or hot-swap power modules, or anyone requiring a different wattage, form factor, or connector layout for other hardware.
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Yes, the 24R2670 is built for the Intellistation Z-Pro and matches its mounting points and power connectors.
The supply delivers the same 530 W rating the workstation expects, so legacy PCI cards receive their usual power budgets.
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