HPE J9535A 20-port Gig-T PoE+ / 4-port SFP v2 zl switch module
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A 750 W AC power supply module for System X3500, X3550 and X3630 servers
This Lenovo 69Y5872 module delivers 750 W of AC power with Platinum-class efficiency. It is designed as a hot-pluggable switch module for System X3500, X3550 and X3630 servers, providing reliable power for enterprise workloads.
Administrators replacing a failed unit or adding redundancy in compatible System X racks will find this module a direct fit. Buyers who need a different wattage, DC input or compatibility with other server families should look at alternative power supply options.
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| Product | |
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| Brand name | LENOVO |
The fan is a sealed component inside the module; Lenovo does not publish a separate fan-replacement interval, so the entire supply is swapped if airflow degrades.
The unit is rated for 750 W continuous output; sustained full-load operation will hit the internal over-temperature protection before any external connector or cable rating is reached.
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