Part number 3D09N · also known as 373CM · 42P96
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Dell 700W Titanium HLAC-only (240V required) hot-plug PSU, 15G/16G/17G CFF
| input | AC |
|---|---|
| watts | 700 |
| hlac only | True |
| redundant | True |
| efficiency | Titanium |
| form factor | CFF |
| requires 240v | True |
| component type | hot_plug |
| compatibility family | dell-700w |
| psu compatibility family | dell-15g-16g-17g-cff |
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