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Redundant cooling fan assembly for T710 server, black plastic housing with wire grille

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Fans T710 Redundant Cooling Fan Assembly D572K case fan

SKU CH-KQ9K-AVPKP

Redundant cooling fan assembly fits Dell PowerEdge T710 servers for continuous airflow

  • Redundant cooling protects Dell PowerEdge T710 servers
  • Assembly includes D572K fan for direct replacement
  • Part numbers R836J, 0R836J, CN-0R836J ensure compatibility
  • Y847J-A00 reference confirms correct server fit

Server-grade redundant fan assembly

The Fans T710 Redundant Cooling Fan Assembly D572K is a replacement unit built for Dell PowerEdge T710 servers. It supports the chassis redundant cooling design so that airflow continues if one module fails. This part suits administrators maintaining T710 systems in production environments.

Hot-swap operation keeps noise and power steady

The assembly slides into the T710 fan bay without tools and engages the server fan-control logic automatically. In normal use the redundant pair balances rotational speed to meet thermal targets while limiting acoustic output. Power draw scales with the system cooling demand managed by the server firmware.

Highlights

  • Redundant cooling protects Dell PowerEdge T710 servers
  • Assembly includes D572K fan for direct replacement
  • Part numbers R836J, 0R836J, CN-0R836J ensure compatibility
  • Y847J-A00 reference confirms correct server fit

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How is the T710 Redundant Cooling Fan Assembly installed in the server?

The assembly slides into the T710 chassis fan bay and locks with the built-in latch; the step often missed is pressing the release tab fully before sliding the unit home.

What maintenance will the D572K fan assembly need later?

The fan bearings are sealed, so no lubrication is required; plan to replace the entire assembly if airflow drops or bearing noise appears.

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