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OIAGLH PSR320-D S7502E DC power module rectangular metal unit with connector face

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OIAGLH PSR320-D S7502E DC Power Module

SKU CH-C4QV-02Q7Y

A DC power module rated at 320 watts for server systems

  • 320 W output powers compatible server systems
  • 7502 model code identifies the PSR320-D unit
  • DC input design suits rack power architectures
  • New condition ensures full manufacturer specification

PSR320-D DC Power Module

The PSR320-D S7502E is a direct-current power module built for server platforms. It supplies regulated DC output to compatible chassis and hot-swap backplanes. System integrators and data-centre operators use it to maintain continuous power delivery in rack-mounted installations.

Replaces failed or end-of-life PSR320-D units

Swapping in this module restores redundancy when an existing PSR320-D fails or reaches its rated service limit. The upgrade is justified when the chassis requires an exact electrical and mechanical match and no alternative part number is approved by the platform vendor.

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Price $315.99
Pricier than about 84% of the 3,798 comparable items (median $131.99).

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

What physical slot does the PSR320-D S7502E module fit into?

The PSR320-D S7502E is a hot-plug DC power module designed to slide directly into a compatible server power supply bay; align the unit with the bay rails and push until the latch clicks.

What is the common installation mistake with the PSR320-D S7502E?

Inserting the module without fully engaging the locking lever leaves the DC contacts unseated; always push firmly until the lever snaps into the locked position.

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