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Dell 870W hot-swap server power supply unit

DELL

DELL PT164 870W Hot-Swap PSU PowerEdge R710

SKU CH-1VFK-BVKZ2

An 870 W hot-swap power supply for PowerEdge R710 servers

  • 870W output powers demanding R710 workloads
  • Hot-swap design enables replacement without server downtime
  • Dell PT164 part ensures exact R710 compatibility
  • Switching topology delivers efficient power conversion

Dell PT164 870W Hot-Swap PSU for PowerEdge R710

The Dell PT164 is an 870-watt hot-swap power supply unit designed specifically for the PowerEdge R710 server. It provides redundant power capability in a form factor that slides directly into the server chassis. This new unit supports continuous operation in enterprise environments where uptime is critical.

Hot-swap redundancy limits for single-server

Hot-swap replacement works only inside a compatible PowerEdge R710 chassis with the correct backplane. The 870W output ceiling restricts total component load for this server model. Buyers needing higher wattage or a different form factor for another platform cannot use this unit.

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Questions about this item

Is the 870W rating the right choice for a fully populated PowerEdge R710?

The 870W output supports dual-processor configurations with multiple drives and expansion cards in the R710 chassis.

How does the hot-swap design work once the PSU is installed in the R710?

The unit slides into the rear bay and locks in place, allowing replacement without powering down the server.

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