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Supersuperuncle DPS-650BB A 0FD732 P2591 server power supply

SKU CH-EC9F-YDGT0

650 W redundant server power supply for Dell PowerEdge 1800 systems

  • 650 W redundant power keeps Dell PE1800 running if one unit fails
  • Hot-swap design lets you replace the module without shutting down the server
  • 0FD732 part number confirms exact fit for Dell PowerEdge 1800 systems
  • P2591 revision matches original Dell specification for reliable compatibility

Dell PE1800 Redundant Power Supply

This 650 watt unit is built for the Dell PowerEdge 1800 server chassis. It fits the DPS-650BB form factor and carries part identifiers 0FD732 and P2591. The module supports hot-swap replacement in redundant configurations.

Redundancy Limits and Compatibility

Redundant operation requires a matching second module and a compatible backplane. Single-module installations lose fail-over protection. The unit is keyed for the PE1800 platform and will not engage in other chassis.

Highlights

  • 650 W redundant power keeps Dell PE1800 running if one unit fails
  • Hot-swap design lets you replace the module without shutting down the server
  • 0FD732 part number confirms exact fit for Dell PowerEdge 1800 systems
  • P2591 revision matches original Dell specification for reliable compatibility

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the 650 W unit match the Dell PE1800 redundant bay?

Yes, the DPS-650BB A 0FD732 P2591 is built for the Dell PowerEdge 1800 redundant power bay.

What does the 650 W rating deliver inside a PowerEdge 1800?

It supplies up to 650 watts to the server, sharing load with a second unit for redundancy.

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