DELL
DELL 350W Redundant Power Supply for PowerEdge R320 R420
A 350 W redundant power supply built for Dell PowerEdge R320 and R420 servers
- Weight5.0000LBS
- 350 W output powers Dell PowerEdge R320 and R420 servers
- Redundant design keeps the server running if one unit fails
- Hot-swap capability allows replacement without shutting down
- Part numbers Y8Y65, 9WR03 and P7GV4 confirm exact fit
- 0000 lb unit installs in standard server chassis
Dell 350W Redundant Power Supply
This 350W redundant power supply is built for Dell PowerEdge R320 and R420 servers. It delivers 350W of output to keep critical systems running when one unit fails. The part carries manufacturer numbers Y8Y65, 9WR03 and P7GV4. Condition is new.
Suited for R320 and R420 redundancy
Administrators maintaining a PowerEdge R320 or R420 who need a hot-swap replacement will find this unit matches the original specification. It is not for servers outside those two models, nor for builds that require a different wattage or form factor.
350W output rating
The single specification that decides fit is the 350W output rating. If the chassis calls for a different wattage, this supply will not meet the power budget. Verify the required wattage before ordering.
Highlights
- 350 W output powers Dell PowerEdge R320 and R420 servers
- Redundant design keeps the server running if one unit fails
- Hot-swap capability allows replacement without shutting down
- Part numbers Y8Y65, 9WR03 and P7GV4 confirm exact fit
- 0000 lb unit installs in standard server chassis
Specifications
| Brand | DELL |
|---|---|
| Model | 641329915486 |
| Weight | 5.0000LBS |
Questions about this item
Does the 350W redundant power supply ship with the IEC power cord or must I order it separately?
The unit is sold as the power supply module only; the IEC mains cord is not included and must be sourced separately.
My rack holds both a PowerEdge R320 and a PowerEdge R420 — can I use the same Y8Y65 9WR03 P7GV4 unit in either server?
Yes, the supply is validated for both the PowerEdge R320 and the PowerEdge R420, so one spare covers either chassis.
In a live PowerEdge R420 the supply shows 350 W — what does that figure actually represent for my workload?
It is the maximum continuous DC output the module can deliver to the server; your actual draw will be lower and depends on the installed components.
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