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Dell PowerEdge 1950 670 watt power supply unit

DELL

DELL PowerEdge 1950 670 Watt server power supply MY064

SKU CH-5MKT-ACZWS

A 670-watt power module built for the PowerEdge 1950 server

  • TypePower Module
  • Weight1
  • 670 Watt output powers Dell PowerEdge 1950 servers
  • New condition ensures reliable operation from first install
  • MY064 part number matches original Dell specifications
  • 1 kg weight allows straightforward server integration

Dell PowerEdge 1950 670W power module

This 670 watt power module is built for the Dell PowerEdge 1950 server platform. It delivers the rated output required by that chassis and is supplied in new condition. System administrators maintaining these rack servers will find it a direct fit. The unit weighs one kilogram and carries the MY064 part identifier.

Replaces a failed or degraded MY064 module

Swap this unit in when the original supply shows voltage drift, fan failure or shutdown under load. The jump is worth it when uptime matters and the chassis must stay in service. It is not for builders adapting the supply to non-Dell cases or proprietary pinouts. Buyers needing redundant hot-swap bays beyond the 1950 design should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 670 Watt output powers Dell PowerEdge 1950 servers
  • New condition ensures reliable operation from first install
  • MY064 part number matches original Dell specifications
  • 1 kg weight allows straightforward server integration

Specifications

BrandDELL
TypePower Module
Weight1

Questions about this item

What server chassis does the 670 Watt MY064 power supply fit?

The MY064 module is built for the Dell PowerEdge 1950 server chassis and slides directly into its redundant power-supply bay.

Which step is most often missed when installing the 670 Watt MY064 unit?

Fully seat the module until the retention lever clicks; a partial insertion leaves the power connector unlatched and the server will not power on.

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