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DELL D670P-S0 670 Watt Redundant Server Power Supply For Poweredge 1950
670 watt redundant power supply for PowerEdge 1950 servers
- 670 watt output powers the PowerEdge 1950
- Redundant design keeps the server running if one unit fails
- 1 kg weight fits the standard chassis slot
- Dell part D670P-S0 ensures direct compatibility with the 1950
Dell D670P-S0 670W redundant server supply
This 670 watt redundant power supply is built for the Dell PowerEdge 1950 server chassis. It provides hot-swap capability so a failed unit can be replaced without shutting the system down. The module is intended for IT teams maintaining legacy 1950 deployments that still require dependable, redundant power.
Straightforward hot-swap installation
The unit slides into the PowerEdge 1950 bay and locks with the integrated latch, requiring no tools or cabling beyond the chassis backplane. A common issue is forgetting to fully seat the latch, which leaves the supply unpowered and the redundancy alarm active. Verify the green LED illuminates immediately after insertion to confirm proper engagement.
Highlights
- 670 watt output powers the PowerEdge 1950
- Redundant design keeps the server running if one unit fails
- 1 kg weight fits the standard chassis slot
- Dell part D670P-S0 ensures direct compatibility with the 1950
Specifications
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