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Internal power cable for PowerEdge R220 server

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Internal power cable for PowerEdge R220 server riser board

  • Designed for PowerEdge R220 server compatibility
  • Enables PCI-E riser card expansion capability
  • Supports riser board card installation
  • New condition internal power cable

Dell PowerEdge R220 riser power cable

This internal cable connects the riser board in a Dell PowerEdge R220 server to the main power distribution system. It is built for technicians maintaining or upgrading that specific platform. The part matches Dell references 57T4R, 057T4R and CN-057T4R. It is not suited for other server models or consumer motherboards.

Thermals noise and power draw

The cable itself generates no heat and produces no audible noise during operation. Power draw is determined entirely by the expansion cards installed on the riser board. No active cooling or additional power connectors are required for the cable assembly.

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

How do I install the 57T4R cable onto the PowerEdge R220 riser board without bending the pins?

Align the connector with the riser board header, press straight down until it clicks, and avoid angling the plug which can bend the delicate pins.

When should I replace the 57T4R cable in my PowerEdge R220 server?

Replace the cable if you see cracked insulation, corroded contacts, or if the server reports intermittent power faults on the riser slot.

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