DELL
DELL PowerEdge 750W 80 Plus Platinum Hot Plug Power Supply 0Y9VFC
Hot-pluggable 750 W server power supply with 94 % 80 Plus Platinum efficiency across 100–240 V input, compatible with PowerEdge R630, R730, R730xd, T430 and T630
- TypePower Module
- Maximum Power750W
- Input Voltage100 - 240 V
- FeaturesHot Pluggable
- 750 W output powers dense server configurations
- 80 Plus Platinum certification delivers 94 % efficiency
- Hot-plug design enables replacement without downtime
- 100 – 240 V input suits global rack deployments
- Compatible with PowerEdge R730xd, R730, R630, T430, T630
750 W Platinum Server Supply
This Dell PowerEdge power module delivers up to 750 W with 94 % 80 Plus Platinum efficiency. It operates on 100 to 240 V AC input and is built for hot-plug installation in compatible Dell servers.
Hot-plug changes service workflow
The hot-pluggable design lets technicians swap the unit without shutting down the host server. This reduces planned downtime during maintenance windows and supports redundant configurations where a second module shares the load.
Platinum efficiency defines thermal envelope
At 94 % typical efficiency the supply wastes less power as heat, lowering cooling demand in the rack. The 100 to 240 V auto-ranging input suits global deployments, but the fixed 750 W ceiling limits use in systems that require higher single-module capacity.
Highlights
- 750 W output powers dense server configurations
- 80 Plus Platinum certification delivers 94 % efficiency
- Hot-plug design enables replacement without downtime
- 100 – 240 V input suits global rack deployments
- Compatible with PowerEdge R730xd, R730, R630, T430, T630
Specifications
| Brand | DELL |
|---|---|
| Type | Power Module |
| Maximum Power | 750W |
| Input Voltage | 100 - 240 V |
| Features | Hot Pluggable |
Questions about this item
Will the hot-plug 750 W module need any scheduled replacement or filter cleaning?
No routine replacement or filter maintenance is specified for the hot-plug power supply; the unit is designed for continuous operation in supported PowerEdge servers.
What limits output first when the 750 W supply runs at full load for hours?
The 750 W maximum power rating is the hard ceiling; sustained loads above that will trigger protection, while 94 % efficiency keeps heat within the design envelope.
How much fan noise and heat appear when the Platinum 750 W unit runs all day?
At 94 % efficiency only a small fraction of 750 W becomes heat, so the variable-speed fan stays quiet under typical loads and ramps up only during prolonged peak draw.
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