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Silver rectangular server power supply unit with rear fan grille and power socket

WMtec

WMtec 350W Server Power Supply For PowerEdge T320 80 Plus Silver F350E-S0 DH350E-S0 DF83C 8M7N4

SKU CH-G0AT-RYVSC

350 W server power supply for PowerEdge T320 with 80 Plus Silver efficiency and 100-240 V input

  • Delivers 350 W for stable T320 operation
  • 80 Plus Silver certification reduces energy waste
  • Wide 100-240 V input suits global power grids
  • Designed specifically for PowerEdge T320 servers
  • Switching topology ensures efficient power conversion

Compatible Server Power Supply

The WMtec 350W unit is built for the PowerEdge T320 and carries an 80 Plus Silver efficiency rating. It accepts a wide 100-240V input range at 50 or 60Hz for global deployment.

Thermals Noise And Power Draw

Rated at 350W maximum output, the supply draws between 2.4A and 4.8A depending on line voltage. Silver certification means reduced waste heat and lower fan speeds during typical server workloads.

Included Part Numbers And Fit

The package matches part numbers DF83C and 8M7N4 alongside model codes F350E-S0 and DH350E-S0. Buyers needing a different wattage or a redundant hot-swap module for another chassis should verify compatibility first.

Highlights

  • Delivers 350 W for stable T320 operation
  • 80 Plus Silver certification reduces energy waste
  • Wide 100-240 V input suits global power grids
  • Designed specifically for PowerEdge T320 servers
  • Switching topology ensures efficient power conversion

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How is the WMtec 350W PSU installed in a PowerEdge T320, and what step is often missed?

Slide the unit into the chassis bay until the latch clicks, then secure the retention screw; the step often missed is tightening that screw, which keeps the power contacts firmly seated.

What maintenance or replacement will this F350E-S0 unit need over time?

The internal fan is the only moving part; expect to replace the power supply when fan noise increases or airflow drops, typically after several years of continuous 350W operation.

What limit appears first when this 80 Plus Silver PSU runs at full 350W load for long periods?

Thermal protection triggers first; sustained maximum output raises internal temperature until the unit shuts down to prevent component damage.

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