WMtec
WMtec 500W Redundant Server Power Supply for PowerEdge R410 A500E-S0 D500E-S0 H318J MHD8J
Redundant 500 W PSU fits PowerEdge R410 servers, accepts 100-240 V input at 50 or 60 Hz, and replaces part numbers H318J, MHD8J, D500E-S0 and A500E-S0
- Delivers 500W continuous power for stable server operation
- Redundant design maintains uptime if one supply fails
- Fits PowerEdge R410 servers with exact part-number match
- Replaces OEM units H318J, MHD8J, A500E-S0 and D500E-S0
- Auto-ranging 100-240V input works on 50 or 60Hz mains
Compatible Dell PowerEdge R410 PSU
This 500W redundant power supply is built for the Dell PowerEdge R410 server. It matches part numbers H318J, 0H318J, MHD8J and 0MHD8J as well as model numbers D500E-S0 and A500E-S0. The unit supports hot-swap redundancy to keep the server running if one module fails.
Verify slot and voltage before purchase
Confirm your R410 chassis has an available redundant PSU bay and that the hot-plug backplane is present. The module accepts 100-240V AC input at 50 or 60Hz and draws up to 7A, so ensure your rack PDU and mains circuit can deliver that current.
Replaces a failed or single 500W unit
Use this PSU to replace a faulty module or to add a second unit for full redundancy in a single-PSU configuration. The upgrade is worthwhile when uptime requirements demand N+1 power protection for the R410 platform.
Highlights
- Delivers 500W continuous power for stable server operation
- Redundant design maintains uptime if one supply fails
- Fits PowerEdge R410 servers with exact part-number match
- Replaces OEM units H318J, MHD8J, A500E-S0 and D500E-S0
- Auto-ranging 100-240V input works on 50 or 60Hz mains
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 500W redundant PSU include any cables or rails, or must they be purchased separately?
The unit is sold as the power supply module only; mounting rails and power cords are not included and must be sourced separately.
Which part number — H318J, MHD8J, A500E-S0 or D500E-S0 — should I select for a PowerEdge R410?
All four identifiers refer to the same 500W redundant supply for the R410; choose whichever matches the label on the unit you are replacing.
What does the 500W rating mean when the supply is installed in an R410 running on 100-240V input?
It delivers up to 500W continuous output across the full 100-240V, 50/60Hz input range, providing redundant power for the server.
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