DELL
DELL PowerEdge RN442 717W 80 Plus Gold server power supply
A 717W server power supply with 80 Plus Gold efficiency for Dell PowerEdge systems
- 717 W output powers dense server configurations
- 80 Plus Gold rating reduces energy waste
- Hot-plug design enables replacement without downtime
- 0 lb weight eases rack installation
- DPS-764AB A model matches Dell PowerEdge RN442 bays
717W 80 Plus Gold server power supply
This is a Dell PowerEdge RN442 unit rated at 717 watts with 80 Plus Gold efficiency. It uses the DPS-764AB A model and weighs 2.0 pounds. The supply is sold new for hot-swap server bays.
Suits Dell PowerEdge bays needing 717W Gold
It fits Dell PowerEdge chassis that accept the RN442 0RN442 form factor. Builders using non-Dell racks or requiring different wattage should look at other server power supplies.
717-watt output rating
The single specification that decides fit is the 717-watt rating combined with the 80 Plus Gold certification. Match this wattage to your chassis power budget before ordering.
Highlights
- 717 W output powers dense server configurations
- 80 Plus Gold rating reduces energy waste
- Hot-plug design enables replacement without downtime
- 0 lb weight eases rack installation
- DPS-764AB A model matches Dell PowerEdge RN442 bays
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the RN442 power supply ship with cables or a mounting bracket, or must they be ordered separately?
The RN442 ships as the DPS-764AB A module only; power cables and any rack-mount brackets are not included and must be sourced separately.
The listing shows model numbers RN442, 0RN442 and DPS-764AB A — which one should I match to my server?
All three identifiers refer to the same 717W unit; match the DPS-764AB A label on your existing supply or your server's parts list to confirm compatibility.
What does the 717W rating mean for actual server operation?
The 717W rating is the maximum continuous output the supply can deliver at 80 Plus Gold efficiency, so your server's total component draw should stay below that figure.
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