LOT x 2 Server Power Supply 675w Dell PowerEdge T605 7001428-J000 Z675P-00 TP822 For Sale

LOT x 2 Server Power Supply 675w Dell PowerEdge T605 7001428-J000 Z675P-00 TP822
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LOT x 2 Server Power Supply 675w Dell PowerEdge T605 7001428-J000 Z675P-00 TP822:
$31.45

LOT x 2 Server Power Supply 675w Dell PowerEdge T605 7001428-J000 Z675P-00 TP822 LOT x 2 Server Power Supply 675w Dell PowerEdge T605 7001428-J000 Z675P-00 TP822

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Description LOT x 2 Server Power Supply 675w For Dell PowerEdge T605 7001428-J000 Z675P-00 TP822​
Brand: Dell
Part Number: TP822 
MPN: 0TP822, CN-0TP822, YN339 
Model: 7001428-J000 or Z675P-00
Type: Server Power Supply
AC Input: 100-240V, 50-60Hz, 9.3A
Max. Output Power: 675Watts 

COMPATIBILITY: 
Compatible Product Line: PowerEdge
Compatible Model: Dell PowerEdge T605 

Condition: New
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