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DELL Nps-700Ab 700 Watt Redundant Power Supply for PowerEdge 2850
A 700 watt redundant power supply for PowerEdge 2850 servers
- 700 watt output delivers reliable power for PowerEdge 2850 servers
- Redundant design maintains uptime during single-module failure
- Hot-swap capability allows replacement without shutting down the system
- 1 kg weight fits standard rack mounting requirements
700 W Redundant Supply for PowerEdge 2850
This Dell NPS-700AB module delivers 700 watts of redundant power for the PowerEdge 2850 server. It is a hot-pluggable switch module designed to maintain uptime if one unit fails. The unit weighs 5.1 and fits the server's dedicated power bay. Buyers needing a different wattage or form factor cannot use this module.
Hot-plug redundancy for supported Dell servers
The supply slides into the PowerEdge 2850 chassis without tools and shares load with a second unit for failover. It requires the server's native backplane and management firmware to operate correctly. The module frees the administrator from scheduling downtime to replace a faulty supply. Builders using any other chassis or vendor platform cannot install it.
Highlights
- 700 watt output delivers reliable power for PowerEdge 2850 servers
- Redundant design maintains uptime during single-module failure
- Hot-swap capability allows replacement without shutting down the system
- 1 kg weight fits standard rack mounting requirements
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What is the maximum continuous power the 700 watt supply can deliver to the PowerEdge 2850?
The unit is rated at 700 watt and is designed to provide that output continuously for the PowerEdge 2850.
How loud does the supply run when the PowerEdge 2850 is under full load all day?
The 5.1 weight redundant module uses internal cooling fans sized for sustained 700 watt operation in the PowerEdge 2850 chassis.
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