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Ruth's sister 1600W power supply cable for Dell PowerEdge R740 R640 T640 T440 R630 R730 R730XD

SKU CH-75JK-745E4

1600W power supply cable for Dell PowerEdge R740, R640, T640, T440, R630, R730 and R730XD servers

  • Delivers 1600W for demanding server workloads
  • Compatible with PowerEdge R740 and R640 models
  • Fits T640 and T440 tower configurations
  • Supports R630, R730 and R730XD platforms

1600W PSU cable for Dell PowerEdge

This new internal power cable connects a 1600W supply to compatible Dell PowerEdge servers. It matches part numbers 95HR5, F1600E-S0 and D5W1N. The cable supports the R740, R640, T640 and T440 platforms. It also fits the R630, R730 and R730XD models.

Replaces a failed or missing Dell supply cable

Use this cable when the original 1600W power supply lead is damaged or lost in the listed servers. The jump is worth it when the server must return to service with a verified Dell-spec connection. Builders needing cables for other wattages or non-Dell chassis cannot use this item.

Highlights

  • Delivers 1600W for demanding server workloads
  • Compatible with PowerEdge R740 and R640 models
  • Fits T640 and T440 tower configurations
  • Supports R630, R730 and R730XD platforms

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which Dell PowerEdge server models does this 1600W power supply cable support?

The cable is compatible with Dell PowerEdge R740, R640, T640, T440, R630, R730 and R730XD servers.

How do you install the cable into the 1600W power supply unit, and what step is often missed?

Align the connector with the PSU socket and push firmly until the latch clicks; the step often missed is not seating the latch fully, which can cause intermittent power.

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