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Silver rectangular server power supply unit with Dell label and ventilation grille

DELL

DELL 0Yt39Y 1100W Power Supply for PowerEdge 820 R620 R520

SKU CH-EETA-2XKFF

1100-watt server power supply compatible with PowerEdge 820, R620 and R520

  • 1100W output powers demanding PowerEdge workloads
  • Hot-plug design keeps servers running during replacement
  • Validated for PowerEdge 820, R620, R520, R720
  • Compact 5.1 kg unit fits standard redundant bays

Dell 0Yt39Y 1100W server power supply

This Dell 0Yt39Y unit delivers 1100W of redundant power for PowerEdge 820, R620 and R520 servers. It is built for IT administrators who need a direct-replacement module to keep critical workloads running without rewiring or firmware changes.

Replaces a failed or lower-wattage supply

The jump is worth it when an existing unit has failed, when adding GPUs or additional CPUs pushes draw past the current limit, or when consolidating spares to a single 1100W part number simplifies inventory.

How it compares

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Price $117.99
Cheaper than about 60% of the 3,798 comparable items (median $131.99).

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Specifications

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Brand nameDELL

Questions about this item

Will the 0Yt39Y 1100W unit fit in a PowerEdge 820 chassis?

The part is listed as compatible with PowerEdge 820, R620 and R520 servers, so it will fit the 820 chassis.

How do you install the 0Yt39Y supply and what step is often missed?

Slide the unit into the hot-plug bay until the latch clicks; the step people miss is pushing firmly enough to fully seat the connector.

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