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OIAGLH server power supply PowerEdge T3400 410 48Pin 525W

SKU CH-K59X-KB5DF

Delivers 525 W to Dell PowerEdge T3400 servers through a 48-pin connector

  • 525W output powers Dell PowerEdge T3400 servers reliably
  • 48-pin connector matches H525E-00 and D525E-00 part numbers
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from installation
  • Compatible with multiple OEM part codes including YN637 and N525E-00

Replacement PSU for PowerEdge T3400

This 525W server power supply is built as a direct replacement for the Dell PowerEdge T3400 and T410 platforms. It matches the original 48-pin connector layout and carries part numbers including H525E-00, D525E-00, YN637, HP-05251A001, N525E-00 and NPS-525AB A. The unit ships new and is intended for system integrators or IT staff maintaining these specific servers.

Fits 48-pin server chassis slots

Installation requires a chassis wired for the proprietary 48-pin interface used by the T3400 and T410 families; standard ATX motherboards cannot accept this connector. The supply delivers 525W through that single connection, freeing the builder from sourcing legacy Dell spares. It is not suitable for systems needing redundant or hot-swap power modules, nor for any platform outside the listed Dell part-number range.

Highlights

  • 525W output powers Dell PowerEdge T3400 servers reliably
  • 48-pin connector matches H525E-00 and D525E-00 part numbers
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from installation
  • Compatible with multiple OEM part codes including YN637 and N525E-00

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 525 W limit hold during continuous server loads?

The unit is rated at 525 W, which is the maximum sustained output for the PowerEdge T3400 410 platform.

How loud is the fan when the supply runs at full load all day?

The fan speed ramps with internal temperature, so at 525 W continuous draw it will run at its highest rated RPM to keep components within thermal limits.

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