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Dell 2F776 Power Distribution Board for PowerEdge 1500SC
- Designed for Dell PowerEdge 1500SC
- Power Distribution Board
- Internal server component
- Distributes power from PSU
- Supports motherboard and peripherals
- Original Dell part
- Ensures stable power flow
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Product Overview
The Dell 2F776 is a Power Distribution Board designed for the Dell PowerEdge 1500SC server. It is responsible for distributing power from the server's power supply to the motherboard and other internal components.
Technical Information
| SKU | 2F776 |
| Model | Power Distribution Board |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | Dell PowerEdge 1500SC |
| Type | Internal component |
Product Description
The Dell 2F776 Power Distribution Board is a specific internal component designed for the Dell PowerEdge 1500SC server. This board acts as the central hub for power management within the server chassis, receiving the main power input from the server's power supply unit (PSU) and then routing it to the various essential internal components. These components include the motherboard, CPU, memory, storage devices, and expansion cards. Its critical function is to ensure that all parts of the server receive a consistent and reliable flow of electricity, which is fundamental for the server's stable operation and longevity. As an original Dell part, the 2F776 is manufactured to meet the exact electrical and physical specifications required for the PowerEdge 1500SC, ensuring proper fit and function. This Power Distribution Board is integral to the overall health and performance of the server's power system. When performing maintenance, repairs, or upgrades on a Dell PowerEdge 1500SC, the 2F776 is a key component that ensures proper power delivery to all internal hardware, contributing to system reliability and uptime.
