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Silver rectangular 750W server power supply unit with ventilation grille and rear connector panel

NShi

NShi 750W Power Supply D750P-S0 for T710 R810 R815 R510 R910

SKU CH-GG58-5KG1T

A 750 W replacement power supply for Dell PowerEdge T710, R510, R810, R815 and R910 servers

  • Chassis styleDesktop
  • Delivers 750 W for demanding server workloads
  • Fits Dell PowerEdge T710, R810, R815, R510 and R910
  • Replaces multiple OEM part numbers including DPS-750TB-1 A
  • Brand-new unit ready for immediate deployment

750 W server power supply for specific Dell models

This 750 watt unit is a direct replacement power supply built for Dell PowerEdge T710, R810, R815, R510 and R910 servers. It matches the D750P-S0, CNRJ9, FN1VT, P25DV and DPS-750TB-1 A part numbers used in those chassis. System administrators maintaining these platforms can install it without adapter cables or bracket modifications.

Practical limits of the proprietary server PSU

The supply uses a Dell-specific connector and form factor that only fits the listed PowerEdge models. It will not mount in standard ATX cases or in servers from other vendors. Buyers needing a unit for a different chassis or a redundant hot-swap configuration should verify compatibility before purchase.

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Price $226.99
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Specifications

Size & build
Chassis styleDesktop

Questions about this item

Which of the listed part numbers — CNRJ9, FN1VT, P25DV or DPS-750TB-1 A — matches the power supply my Dell server needs?

Check the label on your existing unit; if it shows any of those codes the D750P-S0 is the direct replacement.

What does the 750 W rating mean for a PowerEdge R810 running dual CPUs and a full complement of drives?

It provides up to 750 W total output, enough for the R810's typical dual-processor load plus storage, but verify your exact configuration against the server's power budget.

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