Rosewill RASA-11001 RSV-Cage 4 x 3.5" HDD add-on module server accessory
- Rackmount
- HDD tray: 4 × 3.5 i…
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Provides 750 watt redundant power for PowerEdge servers
This Dell 0V1YJ6 is a 750 watt redundant power supply unit built for PowerEdge servers. It fits compatible chassis that accept the D750E-S6 form factor. The unit is supplied new and supports hot-swap replacement to keep critical systems running without interruption.
Buyers who need a single non-redundant supply should look elsewhere. Systems that require a different wattage or form factor cannot use this module. It is also unsuitable for desktop PCs or workstations that do not support redundant server power supplies.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 2.04 kg |
| Package size | 330 × 178 × 127 mm |
This unit supplies 750 W of redundant power to compatible Dell PowerEdge servers.
Up to 5 units can be installed for N+N redundancy in supported chassis.
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