Lenovo 01KR586 Qlogic QLE2692-LNV Dual Port 16Gb HBA Full Height w/ SFPs For Sale

Lenovo 01KR586 Qlogic QLE2692-LNV Dual Port 16Gb HBA Full Height w/ SFPs
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Lenovo 01KR586 Qlogic QLE2692-LNV Dual Port 16Gb HBA Full Height w/ SFPs:
$54.99

Lenovo 01KR586 Qlogic QLE2692-LNV Dual Port 16Gb HBA Full Height w/ SFPs

  • Brand: Lenovo
  • Model: QLE2692-LNV
  • Part Number: 01KR586

No SFP Transceivers Included

Full Height Bracket Only

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