Graviton
Graviton 570W Server Power Supply FU100 G686J C570A-S0
570 W server power supply compatible with R710, R410, T610, T410 and NX3000 DL2100 systems
- 570W output powers Dell PowerEdge R710 and R410 servers
- Active PFC corrects power factor across 100-240V input range
- Compatible with T610 T410 NX3000 DL2100 part numbers FU100 G686J C570A-S0
- Non-modular design simplifies installation in rackmount chassis
- Unit tested working with 95% cosmetic condition from decommissioned server
Compatible Server Models
This 570W server power supply fits Dell PowerEdge R710, R410, T610 and T410 systems. It also supports the NX3000 and DL2100 platforms. The unit carries part numbers FU100, G686J and C570A-S0 for cross-reference. It is a direct replacement for the original equipment in those chassis.
Pre-Installation Checks
Verify that your server requires a 570W unit with the exact part number listed above. Confirm the power supply bay accepts a non-modular design with the original connector layout. Ensure the input voltage range of 100-240v matches your facility power. Active PFC is built in for stable operation.
Upgrade Context
This supply replaces a failed or degraded unit in the compatible PowerEdge and NX/DL models listed. The jump is worth it when the existing power supply shows instability or has reached end of life. Buyers needing higher wattage or redundant hot-swap modules for other chassis should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 570W output powers Dell PowerEdge R710 and R410 servers
- Active PFC corrects power factor across 100-240V input range
- Compatible with T610 T410 NX3000 DL2100 part numbers FU100 G686J C570A-S0
- Non-modular design simplifies installation in rackmount chassis
- Unit tested working with 95% cosmetic condition from decommissioned server
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What comes inside the package and what must be sourced separately?
The box contains one power supply unit; mounting screws and power cables are not included and must be obtained separately.
Which part number matches my server — FU100, G686J or C570A-S0?
All three numbers refer to the same 570 W unit compatible with PowerEdge R710, R410, T610, T410, NX3000 and DL2100; choose the number printed on your existing PSU label.
What does the 570 W rating mean once the unit is installed in a live server?
It delivers up to 570 W of continuous power with active PFC across a 100-240 V input range, using a non-modular cable set designed for the listed Dell PowerEdge and NX/DL models.
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