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Dell Y738P 280W server power supply unit

DELL

DELL Y738P 280 W server power supply for OptiPlex Xe SFF

SKU CH-6KPX-RZ1YE

A 280 W power supply built for the OptiPlex Xe SFF form factor

  • 280 W output powers OptiPlex Xe SFF workloads
  • 1 unit weight keeps small-form-factor builds light
  • Genuine Dell Y738P part ensures correct fit
  • Server-grade supply delivers stable power to Xe SFF

280 W power supply for OptiPlex Xe SFF

The Dell Y738P delivers 280 W of regulated power to OptiPlex Xe small-form-factor desktops. It is built as a direct-fit replacement for the original unit in these systems.

Replaces a failed or degraded factory supply

Install this unit when the existing power supply no longer holds voltage or has become unstable. The jump is worth it if the current unit is out of specification or has been damaged by a surge.

Highlights

  • 280 W output powers OptiPlex Xe SFF workloads
  • 1 unit weight keeps small-form-factor builds light
  • Genuine Dell Y738P part ensures correct fit
  • Server-grade supply delivers stable power to Xe SFF

Specifications

BrandDELL

Questions about this item

What form-factor does the Y738P use to fit the OptiPlex Xe SFF chassis?

The Y738P is built to the Dell SFF power-supply form factor that matches the OptiPlex Xe small-form-factor chassis.

Which connector must be seated first when installing the Y738P, and what common mistake should be avoided?

Insert the main 24-pin motherboard connector until it clicks, then attach the 4-pin CPU power lead; the frequent error is leaving the CPU power lead unplugged, which prevents the system from posting.

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