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OIAGLH PSU PowerEdge T310 375W N375E-01 L375E-S0 NPS-375CB-1A

SKU CH-39XG-D15YT

A 375 watt replacement power supply for Dell PowerEdge T310 servers, compatible with part numbers N375E-01, L375E-S0, NPS-375CB-1A and PS-5371-1D

  • 375W output powers Dell PowerEdge T310 servers
  • Replaces multiple part numbers including N375E-01 and NPS-375CB-1A
  • Compatible with T122K and T128K system variants
  • Brand new condition ensures reliable server operation

Compatible Server Power Supply

This 375 watt power supply unit is designed for the Dell PowerEdge T310 server. It serves as a direct replacement for part numbers N375E-01, L375E-S0, NPS-375CB-1A and several other listed codes. System administrators maintaining these rack or tower servers will find it matches the original specifications. It is not suited for builders needing a standard ATX form factor or higher wattage for custom workstations.

Installation and Daily Use

The unit fits into the server's dedicated power supply bay using the proprietary connector layout required by the T310 chassis. Its 375 watt output supports the system's configured components under typical server workloads. The fixed cabling and mounting points align with the original design for secure installation. No modular cables or redundant hot-swap functionality are included with this model.

Highlights

  • 375W output powers Dell PowerEdge T310 servers
  • Replaces multiple part numbers including N375E-01 and NPS-375CB-1A
  • Compatible with T122K and T128K system variants
  • Brand new condition ensures reliable server operation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the 375W unit plug straight into a Dell PowerEdge T310 without an adapter?

It is built to the Dell NPS-375CB-1A form factor and slides into the T310 chassis using the original mounting rails.

What physical space and screw pattern does the supply need inside the T310?

The module matches the standard T310 power-supply bay dimensions and uses the same four mounting holes as the N375E-01 and L375E-S0 units.

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