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godream power supply for DELL PowerEdge M1000E 2700W 12V 220A

SKU CH-6JJC-7H1CG

Delivers 2700W at 12V 220A for DELL PowerEdge M1000E chassis

  • Product typeATX
  • 2700W output supports dense blade chassis
  • 12V 220A rail delivers stable power to all slots
  • Compatible with multiple Dell part numbers for easy replacement
  • New condition and fully tested for reliable deployment

Dell PowerEdge M1000E 2700W Power Supply

This replacement unit fits Dell PowerEdge M1000E blade enclosures and delivers 2700W at 12V with a 220A rating. It matches part numbers E2700P-00, C2700A-S0, A2360P-00, G803N, W31V2, U899N and OCF4W2. The module is new and fully tested for immediate deployment.

2700W 12V 220A Output Specification

The single specification that decides fit is the 2700W 12V 220A output rating. Enclosures requiring a different wattage, voltage rail or current capacity cannot use this module. Builders needing redundant hot-swap units for other chassis models should verify their part number list before ordering.

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Price $110.99
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Questions about this item

What does the 2700W rating mean once this unit is installed in a PowerEdge M1000E?

The 2700W is the total rated output for the chassis; the unit delivers 12V at 220A to the blade backplane and shares load with other supplies in the enclosure.

Which interface standard does this supply use and what does it limit?

It uses the proprietary M1000E blade chassis connector, which limits installation to Dell PowerEdge M1000E enclosures and caps output to the 12V 220A rating.

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