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Description

Lenovo 4X97B13363 SR675 V3 BlueField-3 Power Component

Overview

The Lenovo 4X97B13363 is a factory-new power component designed for use with the ThinkSystem SR675 V3 server platform in configurations that include an NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPU. Weighing 2.00 lb, this tin-packaged assembly addresses the supplemental power requirements that arise when deploying a BlueField-3 data processing unit inside the SR675 V3 chassis — a consideration that becomes relevant any time the DPU's power draw pushes beyond what standard slot delivery provides. If you are building or expanding an SR675 V3 deployment with BlueField-3 for network offload, storage acceleration, or infrastructure security processing, confirm that this part is on your bill of materials before commissioning the system.

Key Features

  • Platform-specific fit: Engineered for the Lenovo ThinkSystem SR675 V3 with NVIDIA BlueField-3, so you are not sourcing a generic power adapter and hoping it clears Lenovo's firmware validation — this is the correct assembly for that configuration.
  • Compact 2 lb form factor: At 2.00 lb, the component adds negligible load to rack weight budgets, which matters when you are already accounting for dual-socket AMD EPYC CPUs, full DIMMs, and storage backplanes in a dense chassis.
  • Factory-new genuine part: Sourced as a genuine Lenovo component — no refurbished or grey-market risk in a power delivery path where a counterfeit part could cause undervolting or thermal events under DPU load.

Integration and Compatibility

The 4X97B13363 is associated with UNSPSC commodity code 26121629 (power conditioning units), consistent with a supplemental power or cable assembly for high-draw PCIe add-in cards. Verify compatibility against your specific SR675 V3 configuration and BlueField-3 card SKU before ordering — Lenovo's ServerProven and Hardware Compatibility Lists are the authoritative source for slot and power interoperability. This part is not confirmed for use with prior-generation SR675 (non-V3) or other ThinkSystem chassis without manufacturer verification.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What system is the Lenovo 4X97B13363 designed for?

A: The 4X97B13363 is designed for the Lenovo ThinkSystem SR675 V3 server platform in BlueField-3 DPU configurations, as indicated by the product name SR675 V3 BLUEFIELD-3 POWER(TIN).

Q: How much does the 4X97B13363 weigh?

A: The 4X97B13363 weighs 2.00 lb.

Q: Is the 4X97B13363 compatible with the original SR675 (non-V3)?

A: Compatibility with non-V3 SR675 variants is not confirmed by the available evidence. Verify against Lenovo's Hardware Compatibility List for your specific chassis generation before ordering.

Q: What is the UNSPSC code for the 4X97B13363?

A: The UNSPSC code is 26121629, which corresponds to power conditioning units — consistent with a supplemental power or cable assembly for high-draw add-in cards.

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The 4X97B13363 is one of those parts that only surfaces when you are deep in a BlueField-3 build on the SR675 V3 — it is not something you order speculatively. At 2.00 lb, it is a modest physical addition to the chassis, but its role in the power delivery chain for the NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPU makes it non-optional for compliant configurations that require it.

Technical Highlights:

  • Platform-targeted design: Matched specifically to the SR675 V3 and BlueField-3 pairing — sourcing a generic alternative risks firmware rejection or underpowered DPU operation under sustained network offload workloads.
  • Weight of 2.00 lb: Negligible rack impact in a chassis that may already carry dual 400W TDP EPYC processors and dense NVMe backplanes — this component does not meaningfully shift your per-U weight calculation.
  • UNSPSC 26121629 classification: Categorized as a power conditioning unit, which aligns with supplemental power cabling or interposer assemblies — important context when reconciling this part against procurement catalogs or data center asset tracking systems.

Deployment Considerations:

  • Confirm this part number against your SR675 V3 configuration guide before ordering — Lenovo's BOM for BlueField-3 installations can vary depending on DPU card revision and chassis power supply tier.
  • Evidence for this SKU is limited to weight and UNSPSC classification; voltage, connector type, and cable length are not confirmed in available documentation — request the full Lenovo hardware installation guide for the SR675 V3 BlueField-3 option kit before installation.

Best suited for data center teams building SR675 V3 nodes with BlueField-3 DPUs for SmartNIC, storage offload, or zero-trust network enforcement workloads — where getting the power assembly right on the first rack deployment prevents a costly return-to-depot correction later.

Specifications
Weight: 2.00 lb
Unspsc Code: 26121629
Overview: SR675 V3 BLUEFIELD-3 POWER(TIN)
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