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Rectangular silver server power supply unit with rear connector and label showing 2700W

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle 2700W server power supply G803N E2700P-00 C2700-SO for Dell M1000E

SKU CH-F8CZ-RN79C

2700 W power supply for Dell M1000E blade servers, part G803N E2700P-00 C2700-SO

  • 2700 watt output powers dense Dell M1000E blade enclosures
  • Designed for Dell M1000E chassis ensures correct fit and signalling
  • G803N, E2700P-00, C2700-SO part numbers match Dell service records
  • New condition delivers full rated performance from first installation

Dell M1000E 2700W power supply

This 2700 watt unit is built for the Dell M1000E blade enclosure. It suits administrators who need a direct replacement for a failed or missing module. The part numbers G803N E2700P-00 C2700-SO identify the exact match. Buyers who want a supply for a different chassis cannot use this model.

Hot-plug server module design

The supply slides into the M1000E bay and locks with a built-in latch. A single edge connector carries all power and management signals. No separate cables are required for installation or removal. Technicians can swap units while the enclosure stays online.

How it compares

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Price $171.99
Pricier than about 63% of the 3,798 comparable items (median $131.99).

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

What interface does this 2700W supply use and what does it limit in practice?

It plugs straight into the Dell M1000E blade chassis backplane, so output is capped by the chassis power budget and slot keying.

What physical mounting does this unit need to fit the M1000E?

The supply slides into a standard M1000E power bay and locks with the built-in retention lever; no extra rails or brackets are required.

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