Name: 69Y5918 IBM 675W Hot-Swappable Power Supply for X3550 Servers
Brand: IBM
SKU: 69Y5918
Price: 121.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (130 reviews)

Product Overview
The 69Y5918 IBM 675W Hot-Swappable Power Supply provides dedicated power support for IBM X3550 servers. It offers 675 watts output capacity and a hot-swappable form factor, enabling quick replacement without system interruption. This unit is designed to integrate seamlessly within IBM server power architectures.

General Information
Brand	IBM
Condition	Refurbished

Technical Information
Input Voltage	100-240V AC
Input Frequency	50/60 Hz
Output	12V DC
Max. Output Power	675W
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
Compatible For	IBM System x3550

Physical Characteristics
Weight	3.00

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

Product Description
The 69Y5918 IBM 675W Hot-Swappable Power Supply is engineered to provide reliable power delivery for IBM X3550 server systems. It is designed to support enterprise-level computing environments where uptime and power stability are critical. IT professionals and data center administrators use this power supply to ensure continuous server operation. This power supply features hot-swappable capability, allowing replacement or maintenance without shutting down the server. It fits into the IBM X3550 server chassis and conforms to the power requirements of this model. Key Features 675W power output suitable for IBM X3550 servers Hot-swappable design for easy replacement during operation Optimized for server power efficiency and stability Compatible specifically with IBM server hardware Supports enterprise server uptime requirements This power supply unit is essential for maintaining the power integrity of IBM X3550 servers. Its hot-swappable nature reduces downtime during maintenance or failure, helping keep critical workloads operational. It plays a key role in the power infrastructure of IBM server environments.

Use Cases
The 69Y5918 power supply is typically used in data centers and enterprise IT environments running IBM X3550 servers. It is suited for setups requiring high availability and minimal service interruption during power supply maintenance or replacement. How It's Used: Replacing failed or aging power supplies in IBM X3550 servers without downtime Supporting continuous operation in enterprise server racks Ensuring stable power delivery for business-critical applications Facilitating maintenance activities in data center environments Integrating into IBM-specific server power management setups This power supply serves as a critical component in IBM X3550 server deployments, providing stable power and operational continuity. Its hot-swappable capability helps reduce impact on system availability during upkeep or hardware swaps.

FAQ's
Is the 69Y5918 power supply compatible with IBM X3550 servers? Yes, the 69Y5918 is specifically designed for use with IBM X3550 server models, ensuring proper fit and power compatibility. What does hot-swappable mean for this power supply? Hot-swappable means the power supply can be removed or replaced while the server is running, without shutting down the system, minimizing downtime. What is the power output of the 69Y5918 unit? This power supply provides a total output of 675 watts, suitable for the power requirements of IBM X3550 servers. Can the 69Y5918 be used in other IBM servers? This unit is designed specifically for the IBM X3550 and compatibility with other models is not indicated by the supplied information. Are there any special installation requirements for this power supply? The 69Y5918 is designed for straightforward installation into the IBM X3550 chassis, supporting hot-swap functionality to facilitate easy replacement. Does the 69Y5918 support power efficiency standards? The product is designed to maintain power efficiency appropriate for server operation, consistent with IBM hardware design practices.