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DELL 870W Power Supply for PowerEdge R710 T610
Hot-plug redundant 870 W supply for PowerEdge R710 and T610 servers, 100–240 VAC input, one fan
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- 870 W output powers demanding PowerEdge workloads
- Hot-plug redundant design keeps servers running during replacement
- Single fan provides focused cooling for the unit
- Wide 100–240 VAC input suits global power grids
- Compatible with PowerEdge R710 and T610 chassis
Dell 870W Hot-Plug Server Supply
This Dell 870W unit is a hot-plug redundant switching power supply built for PowerEdge R710 and T610 servers. It accepts an input range of 100-240VAC and delivers up to 870W maximum output. A single fan provides cooling for the module.
Sustained 870W Output With Hot-Plug Redundancy
The supply is rated for a continuous 870W maximum rather than a short burst peak. Its hot-plug redundant design lets a failed unit be swapped while the server stays running, so sustained load is maintained across the remaining modules. One fan handles airflow during continuous operation.
100-240VAC Input Range Defines Deployment Limits
The 100-240VAC input range sets the practical electrical limits for where this supply can operate. It fits PowerEdge R710 and T610 chassis that support this form factor and wattage. Builders needing a different wattage or form factor must choose another unit.
Highlights
- 870 W output powers demanding PowerEdge workloads
- Hot-plug redundant design keeps servers running during replacement
- Single fan provides focused cooling for the unit
- Wide 100–240 VAC input suits global power grids
- Compatible with PowerEdge R710 and T610 chassis
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much power does the 870W supply draw from the wall when the server runs continuously?
The unit accepts 100-240VAC input and delivers up to 870W output; actual wall draw depends on the server load, not the power supply rating alone.
What server chassis must I already have for this hot-plug supply to fit and work?
It is built for Dell PowerEdge R710 and T610 chassis that support hot-plug redundant power supplies.
Will the single fan in this supply keep an older R710 or T610 cool enough under full load?
The supply uses one internal fan; system cooling still relies on the server’s own chassis fans and airflow design.
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