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Rectangular silver server PSU with rear fan grille and power connector

WMtec

WMtec R610 Server Power Supply 700W C502A-S0 A717P-00

SKU CH-CZ1W-Y2F4X

700 W server power supply for R610 systems, compatible with part numbers C502A-S0 and A717P-00

  • 700 W rated power supports demanding server workloads
  • Compatible with Dell PowerEdge R610 systems
  • Multiple part numbers XTGFW J38MN 8V22F FJVYV MP126 RN442 ensure correct replacement
  • 502 W and 717 W ratings cover varied power requirements

Dell PowerEdge R610 compatible 700 W server PSU

This 700 watt power supply is built for the Dell PowerEdge R610 chassis and replaces part numbers XTGFW, J38MN, 8V22F, FJVYV, MP126 and RN442. It delivers the rated output required by that platform and installs directly into the server’s redundant power bay.

Dual rated 502 W and 717 W capacity covers typical

The unit is rated for 502 W continuous and 717 W peak operation, giving headroom for CPU and memory configurations that draw near the upper limit. Systems with lighter component counts will run well within the continuous figure, while heavily populated configurations may approach the peak ceiling.

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Price $73.99
Cheaper than about 79% of the 3,798 comparable items (median $131.99).

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Questions about this item

Will the 700W C502A-S0 unit run reliably in my R610 alongside the older XTGFW module I plan to keep?

The C502A-S0 and A717P-00 part numbers are listed as direct replacements for the R610, so the 700W unit shares the same form factor and connector layout as the XTGFW module you are retaining.

How can I confirm the PSU is delivering the rated 700W after installation?

The R610 management console reports real-time input power for each supply; a reading that matches the 700W rating under load confirms the PSU is operating as intended.

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