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Supersuperuncle Dell R710 T61d0 870W server power supply N870P-S0 A870P-00

SKU CH-RF90-7XY78

An 870 W server power supply for Dell R710 T61d0 systems, matching part numbers N870P-S0 and A870P-00

  • Delivers 870W output for Dell R710 servers
  • New condition ensures reliable operation from first install
  • Matches N870P-S0 and A870P-00 part numbers
  • Purpose-built for T61d0 power requirements

Compatible Dell R710 870W Power Supply

This new 870W server power supply is designed for the Dell R710 and T61d0 platforms. It matches the N870P-S0 and A870P-00 part numbers for direct replacement. The unit delivers 870 watts of power for redundant or single configurations.

For Dell R710 and T61d0 Server Maintenance

This supply suits administrators replacing a failed unit in a compatible Dell chassis. It is not for builders needing a different form factor or wattage rating. Buyers requiring alternative connectors or higher efficiency certifications should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Delivers 870W output for Dell R710 servers
  • New condition ensures reliable operation from first install
  • Matches N870P-S0 and A870P-00 part numbers
  • Purpose-built for T61d0 power requirements

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which Dell server models accept this 870W power supply?

This unit is built for the Dell R710 and T61d0 servers, matching the N870P-S0 and A870P-00 part numbers used in those chassis.

Can this supply run in the same chassis with an older lower-wattage module?

The R710 supports redundant hot-plug power; both bays must use matching 870W units, so an older lower-wattage module cannot share the load.

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