DELL 492-BBWX 45W power adapter accessory with 4.5mm to 7.4mm dongle
- Accessory Kit
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Mounts the internal webcam module inside an OptiPlex 3030 all-in-one desktop
This genuine Dell OEM mounting bracket is designed specifically for the internal web camera module of the OptiPlex 3030 All-In-One desktop system. It provides the exact fit required to secure the camera assembly inside the chassis. Buyers who need a bracket for a different Dell model or a standalone monitor cannot use this part.
The bracket functions as a passive structural component that holds the camera module firmly in place once installed. It experiences no thermal or electrical stress during system operation. There are no moving parts, electronic interfaces or firmware dependencies to manage over time.
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The bracket is a passive metal piece with no moving parts or electronics, so it adds no noise, heat or power draw.
You need a Dell OptiPlex 3030 All-In-One desktop and the internal web camera module that fits inside this bracket.
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