Rosewill RSV-R4012 4U rackmount server chassis 12 x 3.5" bays
- 4U
- Rackmount
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A 720W switching power supply built for Sun T5120 servers and part number 300-2234-01
This NShi A236 ECD14020013 unit delivers 720W of switching power for the Sun T5120 server. It matches the original 300-2234-01 part number and the CF00300-2234 reference. The supply is new and built for the desktop chassis form factor used by that platform.
No adapter brackets or cable modifications are required because the connector layout follows the factory design. The unit frees the system from a failed or ageing original supply and restores full power redundancy where the chassis supports it. Builders needing a different wattage or a non-Sun form factor should look elsewhere.
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|---|---|
| Chassis style | Desktop |
The power supply delivers up to 720W continuously for the Sun T5120 server.
The switching design runs within normal server thermal and acoustic ranges for the T5120 chassis.
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