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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle Server Power Supply 12V 62A 750W for Dell PE2950 2850 NY526 Y8132

SKU CH-7FFE-Q15FE

750 W server power supply delivering 12 V at 62 A for Dell PowerEdge 2850 and 2950 systems

  • Reliable 12 V output for Dell PE2950 and 2850 servers
  • 62 A on the 12 V rail delivers stable 750 W power
  • Matches Dell part numbers NY526 and Y8132 for direct replacement
  • Brand-new unit ready for immediate server deployment

Dell PE2950 and 2850 Server PSU

This Supersuperuncle unit delivers 750 W at 12 V and 62 A for Dell PowerEdge 2950 and 2850 servers. It matches part numbers NY526 and Y8132 so it fits directly into the existing chassis without modification. The supply is new and ready for immediate installation.

Replacement for failed Dell units

It suits administrators replacing a faulty original supply in a PE2950 or 2850. Builders needing a different wattage, another form factor or a supply for a non-Dell platform should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Reliable 12 V output for Dell PE2950 and 2850 servers
  • 62 A on the 12 V rail delivers stable 750 W power
  • Matches Dell part numbers NY526 and Y8132 for direct replacement
  • Brand-new unit ready for immediate server deployment

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does this 750W unit plug straight into my Dell PowerEdge 2950 without any extra cables?

Yes, the 12V 62A supply matches the PE2950 and PE2850 part numbers NY526 and Y8132, so it fits the server's native connector.

Will this supply run reliably in a PowerEdge 2850 that still uses the original backplane?

The unit is listed for both the 2850 and 2950 models, so it works with the older 2850 backplane and power-distribution board.

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