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Dell PJMDN 750W hot-swap server power supply unit

DELL

DELL PJMDN 80 Plus Platinum Server Power Supply 750W PowerEdge R730 Hot Swap

SKU CH-8HD3-SSVTQ

750 W hot-swap power supply with 80 Plus Platinum efficiency for PowerEdge R730 servers

  • 80 Plus Platinum efficiency reduces running costs
  • 750 W output powers demanding PowerEdge R730 workloads
  • Hot-swap design enables replacement without server downtime
  • Redundant configuration protects against single-point power failure

Dell PJMDN 750W Platinum Server PSU

This Dell PJMDN power supply delivers 750 W of 80 Plus Platinum rated power for the PowerEdge R730 server platform. The hot-swap design allows replacement without shutting down the host system. It is built as a redundant module for enterprise server environments.

Suits IT teams maintaining PowerEdge R730

Administrators needing redundant 750 W Platinum efficiency for a PowerEdge R730 will find this unit matches the original specification. Buyers who require a different wattage, a non-hot-swap form factor, or a supply for another server chassis should look at other models.

Highlights

  • 80 Plus Platinum efficiency reduces running costs
  • 750 W output powers demanding PowerEdge R730 workloads
  • Hot-swap design enables replacement without server downtime
  • Redundant configuration protects against single-point power failure

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How often will the internal fan in this 750 W hot-swap unit need cleaning or replacement?

The fan is built for continuous server duty; plan on inspecting it during routine chassis maintenance and replace only if bearing noise or airflow loss appears.

What thermal limit triggers throttling or shutdown first when the supply runs at full 750 W load for extended periods?

The internal over-temperature protection circuit will shut the unit down before component damage occurs, so sustained full load is safe as long as chassis airflow meets Dell specifications.

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