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Supersuperuncle 825W server PSU for Dell T5600 T5610

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle 825W Server Power Supply for Dell T5600 T5610

SKU CH-T5DM-8TY5T

Delivers 825W to Dell T5600 and T5610 workstations, replacing part numbers DR5JD, RHHKV, CVMY8 and G57YP

  • Delivers 825 W to power Dell T5600 and T5610 workstations
  • Replaces DR5JD, RHHKV, CVMY8 and G57YP part numbers
  • New unit ensures reliable server operation
  • 57 listed as a supported identifier

825W PSU for Dell T5600 and T5610

This power supply delivers 825 watts to Dell Precision T5600 and T5610 workstations. It replaces original Dell part numbers DR5JD, RHHKV, CVMY8 and G57YP. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation in compatible systems.

Direct replacement for listed Dell part numbers

Matching the original part numbers means the connectors and pinouts align with the T5600 and T5610 motherboards without adapters. Builders who need a different wattage or a supply for another workstation model cannot use this unit.

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Price $255.99
Pricier than about 80% of the 3,798 comparable items (median $131.99).

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Questions about this item

Will the internal fan need replacement after long-term use?

The unit uses a built-in cooling fan rated for continuous server operation; no user-serviceable fan replacement is specified by the manufacturer.

What thermal limit triggers protection first during sustained 825 W loads?

Over-temperature protection engages before the 825 W output limit is reached, shutting the supply down to prevent component damage.

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