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Rectangular 750 watt PSU for PowerEdge C2100

DELL

DELL Ps-2751-5Q 750 Watt Power Supply

SKU CH-RWFE-08NSR

750 watt power supply compatible with the PowerEdge C2100 server

  • 750 W output powers demanding PowerEdge C2100 workloads
  • 1 kg unit installs securely in standard server chassis
  • Dell PS-2751-5Q design ensures native compatibility
  • New condition guarantees full rated performance from day one

Dell PS-2751-5Q 750W Power Supply for PowerEdge

This Dell PS-2751-5Q is a new 750 watt power supply unit built for the PowerEdge C2100 server. It delivers the rated wattage required by that platform and weighs 5.1 units. The unit is a direct replacement part for the specified Dell server chassis.

Not for non-Dell servers

This supply suits administrators maintaining a PowerEdge C2100 who need a genuine Dell 750 watt replacement. Builders working with other server brands, different PowerEdge generations, or chassis requiring another form factor or wattage should look at other options.

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Price $63.99
Cheaper than about 73% of the 495 comparable items (median $126.99).

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Brand nameDELL

Questions about this item

What is the maximum continuous output of the 750 Watt PS-2751-5Q before protection engages?

The unit is rated for 750 Watt continuous output; its internal protection will trigger if that limit is exceeded.

How much heat does the PS-2751-5Q dissipate when the PowerEdge C2100 runs at full load all day?

At full load the supply converts up to 750 Watt, so waste heat equals the difference between AC input and 750 Watt DC output.

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