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Cisco UCSC-FAN-C240M6 | 2U hot-swap fan module | C240 M6 | FRU | redundant cooling

UCSC-FAN-C240M6

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Description

Field-replaceable 2U fan module engineered for the C240 M6 rack server, supporting system thermal stability and redundant cooling. Designed for quick hot-swap replacement to restore airflow and maintain uptime when the system’s cooling design allows. Match the fan to the exact server generation and model for proper fit and control.

Features

- Purpose-built for the C240 M6 2U chassis
- Hot-swap capable to minimize downtime
- FRU design for fast field replacement
- Integrated monitoring and speed control via system
- Helps maintain thermal compliance under load

Warranty

All products sold by XS Network Tech include a 12-month warranty on both new and used items. Our in-house technical team thoroughly tests used hardware prior to sale to ensure enterprise-grade reliability.

All technical data should be verified on the manufacturer data sheets.

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Technical Specifications

FAQs

Technical Specifications

- Type: Hot-swappable fan module (FRU)
- Form factor: 2U chassis
- Compatibility: C240 M6 rack server
- Cooling: Supports server’s redundant cooling design
- Installation: Tool-less latch; front-access per service guide
- Power: Draws power/control from server backplane
- Monitoring: Managed by server fan control (IMC/BIOS)
- Replacement scope: Like-for-like module per slot

FAQs

Q: Is this fan hot-swappable?
A: Yes. It is designed for hot-swap within the server’s redundant cooling configuration. Follow the server maintenance procedure.

Q: How many fan modules does my server require?
A: Quantities and placement vary by configuration. Replace like-for-like and refer to the service manual for your exact model.

Q: Can I use this with other generations or models?
A: No. Use only with the C240 M6. Fan modules are generation- and model-specific.

Q: Do I need firmware updates after replacement?
A: Typically no. Fan control is handled by the server. Keeping IMC/CIMC and BIOS current is recommended.

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