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Revitol Cable Extender for DELL R730 R530 R630 495W Power Supply
A cable extender for Dell PowerEdge R730, R530 and R630 servers with 495 W power supplies
- TypeCable Extender
- Compatible with DELL R730 R530 R630 servers
- 495 watt power rating supports demanding workloads
- 80 PLUS Gold certification reduces energy waste
- 100-240 volt input works worldwide
- CE certified for safety compliance
DELL Power Supply Cable Extender
This Revitol cable extender is designed for DELL PowerEdge R730 R530 R630 servers using the 495W power supply units. It provides the necessary reach when standard cables fall short in dense rack environments. The accessory carries CE certification and 80 PLUS Gold rating compatibility. It arrives new in its original package.
Suits rack builders needing extra length
Technicians installing or servicing DELL R730 R530 R630 chassis will find the extender simplifies cable routing to the 12V output. Builders working with different server models or wattage ranges outside 401W to 500W should verify pinout compatibility before purchase. The non-modular design means the extender attaches to the fixed harness rather than a removable cable.
Fits 100-240V input desktop power supplies
The extender connects directly to the existing 495W unit without requiring modular ports or additional adapters. It frees up routing space behind the motherboard tray in 2U and 1U form factors. Products status is listed at 95 percent, indicating high production readiness for immediate deployment.
Highlights
- Compatible with DELL R730 R530 R630 servers
- 495 watt power rating supports demanding workloads
- 80 PLUS Gold certification reduces energy waste
- 100-240 volt input works worldwide
- CE certified for safety compliance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which Dell PowerEdge servers does this cable extender support?
The extender is designed for the PowerEdge R730, R530 and R630 models equipped with the 495 W supply.
Will it connect to the existing 12 V output on my 495 W unit?
Yes, the extender carries the 12 V rail from the supply to the server backplane.
How can I confirm the extender is delivering power after installation?
The server should POST normally and show stable 12 V readings in the iDRAC or BIOS hardware monitor.
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