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Black internal power cable with multiple connectors for server riser card

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Ruth's sister internal power cable 630 999FX

SKU CH-B8K9-28GB2

Internal power cable for PowerEdge R630 riser card 999FX

  • Designed for PowerEdge R630 servers
  • Connects to CN-0999FX riser card board
  • Supports Riser 1 expansion board installation
  • New condition internal power cable

PowerEdge R630 Riser Card Cable

This internal power cable connects the riser board inside a Dell PowerEdge R630 server. It carries power to the CN-0999FX expansion board that adds PCIe slots to the 1U chassis. The part is supplied new and matches the 999FX board revision. Installation follows the server's service manual routing.

For R630 Riser1 board power replacement

Technicians restoring a failed Riser1 connection in a PowerEdge R630 use this cable. It does not fit other PowerEdge models or third-party riser cards. Buyers needing cabling for a different server generation or a non-Dell riser should look elsewhere.

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Questions about this item

Will this riser card board fit in the PowerEdge R630 chassis alongside existing PCIe cards?

The board is built for the PowerEdge R630 and mounts as the Riser 1 card, so it occupies the standard riser slot without interfering with other installed expansion cards.

How can I confirm the CN-0999FX riser is functioning after installation?

After powering on the R630, check the system BIOS or iDRAC inventory — the riser should appear as Riser 1 with its part number 999FX listed, and any cards seated in it should be recognised and active.

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