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Dell KGF74 290 W PSU, matte metal housing, rear fan grille, IEC inlet

DELL

DELL KGF74 290 W server power supply for OptiPlex 3020 9020 MT Precision T1700

SKU CH-GPXK-H5N7Z

290 W replacement power supply compatible with OptiPlex 3020, 9020 MT and Precision T1700

  • 290 W output powers OptiPlex 3020, 9020 MT and Precision T1700
  • Genuine Dell KGF74 part ensures correct fit and electrical match
  • New condition delivers full rated performance from first use
  • 1 kg weight reflects robust internal components for server duty

Dell KGF74 290 W PSU for OptiPlex and Precision

This 290 watt power supply carries Dell part number KGF74 and is built for OptiPlex 3020 and 9020 MT as well as Precision T1700 workstations. It delivers the exact voltage rails those chassis expect and fits the standard mounting points used across the compatible models. The unit is new and ready for direct replacement or spare inventory.

No bundled cables or software included

The supply ships alone without extra modular cables, mounting screws or configuration utilities. Buyers who need additional PCIe power leads or a different form factor for a smaller chassis will have to source those separately.

Highlights

  • 290 W output powers OptiPlex 3020, 9020 MT and Precision T1700
  • Genuine Dell KGF74 part ensures correct fit and electrical match
  • New condition delivers full rated performance from first use
  • 1 kg weight reflects robust internal components for server duty

Specifications

BrandDELL

Questions about this item

How often will the 290 W fan assembly need cleaning or replacement?

The 290 W unit uses a standard internal fan; dust it with compressed air every six to twelve months and replace the fan only if bearing noise appears.

Which limit appears first when the 290 W supply runs at full load for long periods?

The 290 W output ceiling is reached before thermal protection engages, so sustained draws above 290 W will trigger shutdown.

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