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OIAGLH

OIAGLH M1R-2600K2 600W server power supply

SKU CH-Z0NW-HNQRE

A 600 W redundant server power module for continuous uptime

  • 600 W output powers demanding server workloads
  • Redundant module design keeps systems running during a unit failure
  • Hot-swap capability lets you replace units without downtime
  • 2600 model identifier simplifies compatibility checks

What this power module is and who needs it

The OIAGLH M1R-2600K2 is a 600 watt redundant power supply module built for server chassis that accept hot-swap units. It suits administrators replacing a failed module or expanding capacity in a compatible rackmount system.

The specification that decides fit

This module delivers 600 watts and carries the 2600 model identifier required by the host chassis. Buyers whose server requires a different wattage or a different model code cannot use this unit.

Highlights

  • 600 W output powers demanding server workloads
  • Redundant module design keeps systems running during a unit failure
  • Hot-swap capability lets you replace units without downtime
  • 2600 model identifier simplifies compatibility checks

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 600W rating mean for my server build?

It delivers up to 600 watts of continuous power to the system, supporting the CPU, memory, storage and add-in cards within that limit.

What does the 2600 model number indicate about the power interface?

The 2600 designation identifies this specific redundant module form factor and its mating connector within the OIAGLH chassis ecosystem.

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