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3.7V 1400mAh RAID battery for PowerEdge 1750, 2600 and 2650 servers
This replacement module restores cache-backup power to Dell PowerEdge 1750, 2600 and 2650 RAID controllers. It fits the original battery slot and uses the same 3.7 V lithium chemistry specified by the manufacturer. Administrators maintaining these legacy servers can swap the cell without tools or firmware changes.
The 1400 mAh cell holds enough charge to preserve unwritten RAID data during an unexpected power loss on supported controllers. It is sized for the factory cache modules in the listed PowerEdge models and will not support larger add-in cache boards or newer PERC generations. Servers running without a functional battery must disable write-back caching to avoid data loss.
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| Product | |
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| Brand name | DELL |
Yes, this battery is designed for the PowerEdge 1750, 2600 and 2650 systems and connects directly to the RAID controller cache module.
After installation, the RAID controller BIOS or management utility should report the battery status as charged and show cache backup as enabled.
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