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Rectangular black metal Dell PowerEdge M1000e blade PSU with rear vent and handle

DELL

DELL C2700A-S0 2700W power supply

SKU CH-T4SD-7E1SH MPN C2700A-S0

Delivers 2700 W to a Dell PowerEdge M1000e blade enclosure

  • 2700 W output powers dense blade chassis
  • Hot-plug design enables replacement without downtime
  • Dell PowerEdge M1000E compatibility ensures fit
  • New condition delivers full rated performance

Dell PowerEdge M1000e 2700W power supply

This 2700 watt unit is built for the Dell PowerEdge M1000e blade enclosure. It delivers the high current needed to run multiple compute blades simultaneously. The supply is sold new and carries the CF4W2 part number.

Capacity and headroom for blade workloads

The 2700 watt rating provides headroom for fully populated chassis configurations with demanding processors and memory. Power delivery scales with the number of installed blades, so lighter loads draw less from the unit. Buyers needing redundant supplies for smaller enclosures or single-server deployments will find this capacity excessive.

How it compares

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Price $48.99
Cheaper than about 91% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameDell
Model nameC2700A-S0

Questions about this item

Will the 2700W output work with the existing PowerEdge M1000E blade chassis I already have?

Yes, the C2700A-S0 is built for the PowerEdge M1000E enclosure and delivers 2700W to the shared backplane alongside any other installed supplies.

How can I verify the PSU is operating correctly once installed in the M1000E?

The chassis management module reports each supply's status; a green LED on the unit and a healthy reading in the CMC confirm the 2700W PSU is active and supplying power.

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