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Ruth's sister Internal Power Cable for Dell 410 510 610 710 1100 2100

SKU CH-SKN3-123JX

Internal power cable connecting Dell PowerEdge 410, 510, 610, 710, 1100 and 2100 server components

  • Compatible with Dell 410 510 610 710 servers
  • Supports 1100 and 2100 series systems
  • Designed for H700 array card integration
  • New condition ensures reliable server power delivery

Internal Power Cable for Dell Servers

This cable connects the H700 array card to Dell PowerEdge servers including the R410, R510, R610, R710, C1100, C2100, 1100 and 2100 models. It supports the 512 MB cache module identified by part numbers CN-0XXFVX and CN-0H2R6M. The cable is new and designed for internal power delivery within these specific chassis.

Build Integration and Compatibility

The cable fits directly into the drive backplane and RAID card power headers of the listed Dell servers. It frees up the need for adapter cables when installing or replacing an H700 card with 512 MB cache. Builders using other server models or RAID controllers will need a different cable.

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Price $33.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Does the H700 array card's 512 MB cache limit write performance during sustained heavy I/O?

The H700 array card includes 512 MB of cache which buffers write operations; sustained heavy I/O may exceed this capacity and cause write throughput to throttle to the speed of the underlying drives.

How much additional heat does the H700 array card add when running continuously in a Dell R710?

The H700 array card draws power from the server's internal backplane; its heat output is dissipated by the system fans already cooling the R710 chassis.

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