Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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1100 W server power supply compatible with PowerEdge R520, R620, R630, R720, R730XD and NX3200 systems
This YINGHUA E1100D-S0 unit delivers 1100W of DC power for specific Dell PowerEdge servers. It is built as a direct replacement module for hot-swap power bays in compatible enterprise chassis.
Buyers with different server brands or models not named in the compatibility list cannot use this PSU. It is also unsuitable for desktop PCs or workstations that require standard ATX form factors and connectors.
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The power supply unit is supplied as a standalone module; mounting hardware and a compatible DC power cable are not included and must be purchased separately to match your rack and power-distribution setup.
Yes, the 1100W E1100D-S0 is listed as compatible with PowerEdge R620, R630, R720, R730XD, R520 and NX3200, so a single spare covers all of those platforms.
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