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Rectangular silver server power supply unit with rear fan grille and connector panel

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO 750W Server Power Supply DPS-750 079RDR 05NF18 E750E-SO

SKU CH-1J6F-SJR2J

750 W ATX power supply tested working for R620, R720 and R820 servers

  • Product typeATX
  • Reliable 750W output for R620 R720 R820 servers
  • Tested working so it powers on first time
  • Quality build matches Dell DPS-750 079RDR 05NF18 E750E-SO spec
  • ATX form factor fits standard server bays

750W server power supply

This 750 watt unit is built for Dell PowerEdge R620, R720 and R820 servers. It uses a standard ATX form factor and carries part numbers DPS-750, 079RDR, 05NF18 and E750E-SO. Each unit is tested working before it ships.

Direct replacement for failed units

It replaces a faulty or missing power supply in the compatible Dell models listed above. The jump is worth it when your server shows power warnings, fails to POST or needs a second module for redundancy. Buyers who need a different wattage or a supply for another chassis should look elsewhere.

How it compares

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Price $59.99
Cheaper than about 85% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

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Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Does the 750W DPS-750 unit fit the Dell PowerEdge R620, R720 and R820 server chassis?

The supplier title lists the R620, R720 and R820 models, indicating this 750W DPS-750 supply is intended for those Dell PowerEdge server chassis.

What is the correct way to seat the supply in the hot-swap bay so the connector fully engages?

Slide the unit straight into the bay until the latch clicks, then press the release lever to lock it; the common mistake is stopping before the latch clicks, which leaves the power pins unseated.

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