WMtec
WMtec 290W server power supply for OptiPlex 3020/7020/9020/T1700 MT
Replacement 290 W PSU for OptiPlex 3020, 7020, 9020 and T1700 mini-towers, matching part numbers KPRG9, N0KPM and RVTHD
- Reliable power for OptiPlex 3020, 7020, 9020 and T1700 Mini Tower
- 290W maximum output supports demanding desktop workloads
- Wide 100-240V input handles global voltage standards
- Replaces Dell part numbers KPRG9, N0KPM and RVTHD
- 50-60Hz frequency range suits standard mains supply
Compatible 290 W PSU for OptiPlex MT
This 290 W power supply replaces Dell part numbers KPRG9, N0KPM and RVTHD in OptiPlex 3020, 7020 and 9020 Mini Tower chassis, plus the Precision T1700 MT. It accepts 100-240 V input at 5.4 A across 50-60 Hz, making it suitable for worldwide mains voltages. The unit is new and built to the original 290 W specification for these workstations.
Suits direct replacements, not upgrades
Buyers restoring a failed PSU in one of the listed OptiPlex or Precision MT models will find the correct connector layout and rated output. Systems that require higher wattage, a different form factor such as SFF or Micro Tower, or proprietary pin-outs not covered by the three Dell part numbers should look at other units. This supply does not support chassis or configurations outside the named compatibility list.
290 W maximum output decides fit
The single figure that determines suitability is the 290 W max power rating combined with the exact Mini Tower form factor. If the target workstation demands more than 290 W or uses a smaller chassis, this PSU will not meet the requirement. Verify the original part number matches KPRG9, N0KPM or RVTHD before ordering.
Highlights
- Reliable power for OptiPlex 3020, 7020, 9020 and T1700 Mini Tower
- 290W maximum output supports demanding desktop workloads
- Wide 100-240V input handles global voltage standards
- Replaces Dell part numbers KPRG9, N0KPM and RVTHD
- 50-60Hz frequency range suits standard mains supply
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install this 290W PSU into an OptiPlex 7020 MT and which step is often missed?
Remove the side panel, unplug the old unit's motherboard and drive cables, slide the new supply into the chassis, secure the four rear screws, then reconnect every cable — the step most often missed is plugging in the 4-pin CPU power connector near the socket.
What maintenance or replacement will this KPRG9 power supply need over time?
The internal fan is the only moving part; plan to blow dust out of the intake grille once a year and replace the whole unit if the fan becomes noisy or voltages drift under load.
What limit appears first when this 290W unit runs continuously at full load?
The 290 watt maximum output is the hard ceiling; sustained draw at that level will hit the over-current protection before thermal limits become an issue.
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