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Black 10-pin power cable with connectors at both ends

DELL

DELL PowerEdge C6100 10-Pin Power Cable MR6K0

SKU CH-Q5YP-JW6AT

Genuine Dell 10-pin power cable for PowerEdge C6100 servers

  • Genuine Dell OEM part ensures exact fit for PowerEdge C6100
  • 10-pin connector delivers reliable power to server components
  • Designed specifically for Dell PowerEdge C6100 systems
  • MR6K0 part number confirms correct replacement cable

Genuine Dell OEM 10-Pin Power Cable

This genuine Dell OEM 10-pin power cable is designed for the PowerEdge C6100 server. It carries part number MR6K0 and delivers the correct pin-out for the server’s power distribution board. System builders maintaining or repairing a C6100 chassis can use this cable as a direct replacement.

Not for servers outside the C6100 line

The cable fits only the Dell PowerEdge C6100 and will not connect to other PowerEdge models or non-Dell hardware. Buyers needing a different pin count, keying or length must source the correct part for their specific platform. No thermal, noise or power-draw data applies to this passive cable.

Highlights

  • Genuine Dell OEM part ensures exact fit for PowerEdge C6100
  • 10-pin connector delivers reliable power to server components
  • Designed specifically for Dell PowerEdge C6100 systems
  • MR6K0 part number confirms correct replacement cable

Specifications

BrandDell

Questions about this item

How is the 10-pin power cable installed in the PowerEdge C6100?

Align the 10-pin connector with the motherboard header and press firmly until it seats fully; the keyed notch prevents reverse insertion, which is the step most often missed.

What maintenance or replacement will the 10-pin power cable need later?

Inspect the connector pins and insulation periodically for dust buildup or heat discoloration; replace the cable if any pin is bent or the sheath shows cracking.

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