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Silver rectangular redundant server power supply unit with integrated handle and ventilation grille

YINGHUA

YINGHUA 870W Redundant Server Power Supply for PowerEdge R710 T610

SKU CH-S60T-YKYAJ

Delivers 870 W of redundant power for PowerEdge R710 and T610 servers

  • 870 W redundant output keeps PowerEdge R710 and T610 running during a module failure
  • Hot-swap design lets you replace a unit without shutting down the server
  • Multiple part numbers 0YFG1C 07NVX8 A870P-00 N870P-S0 confirm exact fit for Dell systems
  • New condition guarantees full rated performance from first power-on

Redundant 870W Server Supply

This new 870W redundant power supply fits PowerEdge R710 and T610 servers. It replaces part numbers 0YFG1C, 07NVX8, A870P-00 and N870P-S0. The unit delivers continuous power for critical workloads in compatible Dell systems.

Hot-swap redundancy benefit

The redundant design allows hot-swap replacement without shutting down the server. This maintains uptime during a module failure or scheduled maintenance. Buyers needing a non-redundant unit or a different wattage should look elsewhere.

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Price $128.99
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Questions about this item

How often will the internal fan in the 870W redundant unit need cleaning or replacement?

The fan is built for continuous server duty; expect to clean dust from the intake every few months and replace the fan only if bearing noise appears after several years.

Which limit appears first when the 870W supply runs at full load for long periods?

Thermal protection engages before the 870W output limit is exceeded, so sustained heat buildup is the first constraint you will hit.

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