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Dell D9761 670W redundant power supply unit for PowerEdge 1950

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DELL D9761 670W Power Supply for PowerEdge 1950

SKU CH-8RNM-30APF

Redundant 670W power supply module for PowerEdge 1950 servers

  • 670 watt output supports PowerEdge 1950 workloads
  • Redundant design keeps the server running during a module swap
  • Hot-plug capability allows replacement without powering down
  • Dell D9761 part number matches the original chassis specification

DELL D9761 670W Redundant PSU

This 670-watt power supply is built for the Dell PowerEdge 1950 server platform. It serves as a direct replacement or spare module for the original redundant power system. The unit is supplied new and carries the Dell D9761 part number. It is intended for IT administrators maintaining existing 1950 infrastructure.

Hot-plug module fits 1950 chassis

The supply slides into the PowerEdge 1950 chassis without tools and supports hot-plug replacement during operation. A second matching module is required to achieve full redundancy. It frees the administrator from sourcing discontinued OEM spares elsewhere. Buyers needing a different wattage or form factor for another server generation cannot use this module.

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Price $21.99
Cheaper than about 85% of the 1,517 comparable items (median $68.99).

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Brand nameDell

Questions about this item

What is the continuous 670 W limit of the D9761 supply under sustained load?

The D9761 is rated to deliver 670 W continuously while the PowerEdge 1950 is running at full load.

How loud or hot does the D9761 get during all-day operation?

The unit uses an internal fan that ramps with temperature; expect typical server-grade airflow noise and warm exhaust after extended use.

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