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Rectangular silver server PSU with rear exhaust fan and power connector

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Ruth's sister 375W server power supply for PowerEdge T310 N375E-01

SKU CH-ZMC4-JW1AC

375 W replacement unit for PowerEdge T310 servers, matching part numbers N375E-01, T122K and T128K

  • Direct replacement for Dell PowerEdge T310 servers
  • 375 W output supports stable server operation
  • Matches part numbers N375E-01 T122K 0T122K T128K 0T128K
  • New condition ensures reliable performance from installation

PowerEdge T310 375W replacement unit

This 375W server power supply is built for the PowerEdge T310 chassis and matches the N375E-01, T122K, 0T122K, T128K and 0T128K part numbers. It delivers the rated output required by that platform in a new condition unit.

Practical limits of the proprietary form factor

The supply uses a Dell-specific connector layout and mechanical keying that only fits the T310. It cannot be adapted to standard ATX motherboards or other server platforms without custom wiring. Builders needing redundant or higher-wattage modules for different systems should select a unit validated for their exact chassis.

Highlights

  • Direct replacement for Dell PowerEdge T310 servers
  • 375 W output supports stable server operation
  • Matches part numbers N375E-01 T122K 0T122K T128K 0T128K
  • New condition ensures reliable performance from installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Is the 375W version the only one that fits a PowerEdge T310?

The 375W N375E-01 unit matches the T310 chassis and the listed part numbers T122K, 0T122K, T128K and 0T128K.

Will 375W be enough for a fully loaded T310 with two CPUs and multiple drives?

Dell rated the T310 for a 375W supply, so this unit delivers the wattage the system was designed to draw under full load.

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