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Redundant server power supply unit with front handle and ventilation grille

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle server power supply N375E-01 L375E-S0 T122K T128K

SKU CH-J0HS-8FMJW

Replacement 375 W unit for DELL PowerEdge servers matching part numbers N375E-01, L375E-S0, T122K and T128K

  • Compatible with DELL PowerEdge servers using part numbers N375E-01 and L375E-S0
  • Replaces T122K and T128K units for direct installation
  • New condition ensures full rated 375 watt output from day one
  • Server power supply form factor fits standard redundant bays

DELL PowerEdge Server PSU

This Supersuperuncle server power supply replaces DELL PowerEdge units N375E-01 L375E-S0 T122K T128K. It delivers 375 watts of power for compatible rack servers. The unit is new and built to match the original form factor and connector layout.

Fits specific DELL models only

This supply suits administrators maintaining the listed DELL PowerEdge systems. Builders assembling custom chassis or owners of other server brands should look elsewhere because the connector pinout and mounting tabs are proprietary.

Highlights

  • Compatible with DELL PowerEdge servers using part numbers N375E-01 and L375E-S0
  • Replaces T122K and T128K units for direct installation
  • New condition ensures full rated 375 watt output from day one
  • Server power supply form factor fits standard redundant bays

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which Dell PowerEdge server models accept the N375E-01 L375E-S0 T122K T128K power supply?

This unit is built for Dell PowerEdge servers that use the N375E-01, L375E-S0, T122K or T128K part numbers.

Can I mix this 375 W supply with a different-wattage unit already in my server?

Dell PowerEdge chassis require matched wattage modules; pair this 375 W unit with another 375 W supply for correct redundancy.

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