Name: 24P6842 IBM 200W Power Supply for xSeries Servers Reliable Fit
Brand: IBM
SKU: 24P6842
Price: 127.57 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (130 reviews)

Product Overview
The 24P6842 IBM 200W Power Supply delivers consistent 200-watt power output for IBM xSeries servers. It fits within the xSeries server chassis and supports stable operation by providing necessary power to server components. This power supply is designed and manufactured by IBM for their server systems.

General Information
Brand	IBM
Condition	Refurbished

Technical Information
Input Voltage	AC 100-240V
Input Frequency	50Hz,60Hz
Output	12V
Max. Output Power	200W
Hot Swappable	Yes
Redundant Support	Yes
Cooling Type	Active Fan
Modularity	Non-Modular
rail_design	Single 12V Rail
Number of Fans	1

Compatibility
Form Factor	Proprietary

Physical Characteristics
Weight	3.00

Certifications and Environmental
Assembly Required	No
Compliance Standards	RoHS, CE, UL

Product Description
The 24P6842 IBM 200W Power Supply is designed specifically for IBM xSeries servers, supplying consistent 200-watt power to ensure system stability. It is used primarily in data center and enterprise environments where IBM xSeries servers are deployed. Typical users include IT administrators and data center technicians responsible for maintaining IBM server hardware infrastructure. Key Features Provides 200 watts of power output tailored for xSeries server requirements Designed for compatibility with IBM xSeries server chassis and systems Compact form factor facilitating easy installation and replacement Supports stable and continuous power delivery to server components Manufactured by IBM to meet specific server power needs This power supply plays a critical role in delivering regulated power for xSeries servers, helping maintain uptime and operational consistency. It serves as a direct replacement or upgrade component in IBM server environments to ensure proper power management.

Use Cases
The 24P6842 IBM 200W Power Supply is typically used in enterprise data centers and server rooms hosting IBM xSeries servers. It is suited for environments requiring reliable power components to support IT infrastructure and server workloads. How It's Used: Replacing faulty or failing power supplies in IBM xSeries servers Upgrading server power components to maintain system stability Supporting continuous operation in business-critical server environments Maintaining power redundancy in data center server configurations Providing power for IBM servers running diverse workloads in enterprise networks This power supply’s role is to ensure the IBM xSeries servers receive regulated and consistent power needed for their operation. It helps maintain the overall health of server hardware by delivering appropriate power within the designed specifications.

FAQ's
Is the 24P6842 compatible with all IBM xSeries models? The 24P6842 power supply is designed specifically for certain IBM xSeries server models. Compatibility depends on the server model's power supply specifications, so confirm fitment with your particular xSeries unit. What does the 200W rating mean for this power supply? The 200W rating indicates the maximum continuous power output the supply can deliver to the server components. This rating ensures sufficient power for the specified IBM xSeries servers. Can this power supply be hot-swapped in the server? Whether the 24P6842 supports hot-swapping depends on the specific IBM xSeries server model and its power supply design. Verify server documentation to determine if hot-swapping is supported. What are the installation requirements for this power supply? Installation requires proper seating within the IBM xSeries server chassis power supply bay. Follow IBM guidelines to ensure secure connection and safe handling during replacement. Does this power supply work with non-IBM servers? The 24P6842 is designed for IBM xSeries servers and may not be compatible with non-IBM hardware due to size, connectors, and power specifications. Are there any special cooling requirements for this power supply? Cooling requirements depend on the server chassis design. The power supply relies on server-integrated cooling mechanisms typical for IBM xSeries systems.