Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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350 W ATX power supply tested working for Aruba S3500 systems
This 350W ATX power supply is built for the Aruba S3500 platform and carries the part number DCJ3501-03PLF. It delivers 350 watts of rated output and has been tested working before dispatch. The unit suits administrators who need a direct replacement for a failed or missing PSU in that specific switch chassis.
Before ordering, verify that the installed supply is marked PSU-350-AC and that the chassis is an Aruba S3500. The replacement must match the original form factor and connector layout exactly. If your hardware uses a different wattage, connector keying or mounting bracket, this unit will not fit.
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The unit is supplied as a standalone power supply tested for working order.
The part listed is the PSU-350-AC DCJ3501-03PLF rated at 350W for the Aruba S3500 platform.
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