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Silver rectangular 750W server power supply unit

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godream 750W Power Supply for Dell R510 R910 T710 7001531-J000

SKU CH-CVN4-731RQ

750 W ATX replacement unit for Dell PowerEdge R510, R910 and T710 servers

  • Product typeATX
  • 750W output powers Dell R510 R910 T710 servers
  • Direct replacement for part numbers 7001531-J000 Z750P-00 0FN1VT FN1VT 0F613N F613N
  • New condition ensures reliable operation from first install
  • ATX form factor fits standard server chassis configurations

Compatible Dell server power supply

This 750 W unit is built as a direct replacement for Dell PowerEdge R510, R910 and T710 systems. It matches the original 7001531-J000 and Z750P-00 part numbers and fits the server ATX form factor used in those models.

Upgrade from failed or lower-wattage Dell PSUs

The supply replaces a defective original unit or a lower-output module in the same chassis. The jump is worth it when the server needs the full 750 W rating for multiple processors and drive arrays. It is not for non-Dell chassis, non-ATX layouts or builds that require a different connector pin-out.

How it compares

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Price $50.99
Cheaper than about 90% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

What server models does the 750W unit fit?

The power supply is listed as compatible with Dell R510, R910 and T710 servers.

How is the supply installed and what step is often missed?

Slide the unit into the chassis bay until the latch clicks, then tighten the retention screw; skipping the screw leaves the supply loose.

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