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OIAGLH

OIAGLH T310 server power supply T122K T128K NPS-375CB-1A

SKU CH-E8T3-C6811

Replacement 375 W server power supply compatible with T310 systems using T122K or T128K units

  • Designed for Dell PowerEdge T310 servers
  • Replaces OEM part numbers T122K and T128K
  • Matches NPS-375CB-1A form factor exactly
  • Delivers 375 W continuous power output

Compatible Dell T310 Replacement

This OIAGLH power supply fits the Dell T310 server and matches part numbers T122K, T128K and NPS-375CB-1A. It delivers a 375 W rated output for standard server configurations. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation.

Ideal for Direct T310 Servicing

Technicians replacing a failed or noisy unit in a T310 chassis will find the correct connector layout and form factor. Buyers needing higher wattage, redundant hot-swap capability or a different server platform should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Designed for Dell PowerEdge T310 servers
  • Replaces OEM part numbers T122K and T128K
  • Matches NPS-375CB-1A form factor exactly
  • Delivers 375 W continuous power output

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much heat does the NPS-375CB-1A generate when the T310 runs continuously at full load?

The supply is rated for 375 W output; under sustained load its internal fan exhausts the waste heat produced at that power level.

Which Dell PowerEdge chassis and part numbers must I already have for this unit to fit and connect?

It is built for the PowerEdge T310 and replaces Dell part numbers T122K and T128K, so the server must use one of those original supplies.

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