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Product Overview |
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The IBM Power Supply Paddle Card for System x3620 (Type 7376) serves as an internal link that ensures proper power routing inside the server. It fits specifically with the x3620 model, helping maintain stable power distribution and supporting the server's overall performance. |
General Information |
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| Brand | IBM |
| Part Number | 43X3349 |
| Product Type | Server Power Supply |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Compatibility |
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| Form Factor | Proprietary |
| Compatible For | IBM System x3620 (Type 7376) |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Weight | 3.00 |
Product Description |
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The IBM Power Supply Paddle Card for System x3620 (Type 7376) is a crucial component that manages power distribution inside the server. It's built to fit specifically in the x3620 model, helping maintain consistent power delivery and system stability. This paddle card is often found in data centers and enterprise environments where IBM System x3620 servers are deployed. IT professionals and system administrators rely on it to ensure reliable operation under various workloads. Key Features
This power supply paddle card is typically installed in server rooms where IBM System x3620 machines operate. It plays an important role in keeping servers running smoothly by managing internal power flow effectively. |
Use Cases |
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The IBM Power Supply Paddle Card for System x3620 Type 7376 is primarily utilized within enterprise server environments where maintaining consistent power distribution is critical. IT administrators managing rack-mounted servers in data centers or corporate backend systems benefit from this component to ensure hardware stability and uptime. How It's Used:
By integrating seamlessly into System x3620 servers, this paddle card contributes to operational resilience and scalability. Its role in stable power routing supports consistent performance, reducing risks of downtime during intensive computing tasks or hardware reconfiguration. |