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Supersuperuncle PowerEdge 2800 Server Power Supply 930W KD171

SKU CH-XCN3-KZPF6

930W replacement power supply for Dell PowerEdge 2800 servers

  • Delivers 930 W output for PowerEdge 2800 servers
  • Replaces Dell part AA23290 and 0KD171 directly
  • New condition ensures full rated performance
  • Designed specifically for Dell PowerEdge 2800 systems

Dell PowerEdge 2800 compatible 930W supply

This 930W server power supply is built to fit the Dell PowerEdge 2800 and matches part references AA23290 and KD171. It delivers the rated output for the original chassis and installs in the standard hot-plug bay.

For admins replacing a failed unit in a PE2800

Shops running a Dell PowerEdge 2800 that need a direct replacement will find the correct connector and form factor here. Buyers with a different server model or a higher-wattage requirement should look at another option.

Highlights

  • Delivers 930 W output for PowerEdge 2800 servers
  • Replaces Dell part AA23290 and 0KD171 directly
  • New condition ensures full rated performance
  • Designed specifically for Dell PowerEdge 2800 systems

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the KD171 930W supply need a Dell PowerEdge 2800 chassis to operate?

Yes, the KD171 is designed for the PowerEdge 2800 server and fits its proprietary power bay and backplane connector.

Can this 930W KD171 unit share the load with an older AA23290 supply in a redundant pair?

Yes, the KD171 replaces the AA23290 and will run in redundant mode alongside an identical 930W module in the PowerEdge 2800.

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