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Silver rectangular server power supply unit with ventilation grille and rear connector panel

WMtec

WMtec 570W 870W Server Power Supply for PowerEdge R710 T610

SKU CH-3Q97-CHEYK

Hot-plug server PSU rated at 550 W (570 W peak) or 850 W (870 W peak) for PowerEdge R710 and T610

  • 570 W output supports PowerEdge R710 and T610 servers
  • 870 W option delivers higher capacity for demanding workloads
  • Hot-plug design enables replacement without system downtime
  • Compatible with multiple Dell part numbers for flexible sourcing

Compatible Dell PowerEdge R710 and T610 PSU

This replacement server power supply fits Dell PowerEdge R710 and T610 systems. It is offered in two rated-output options: 550 W and 850 W. The unit is a direct swap for Dell part numbers C570A-S0, 0VPR1M, N870P-S0, NPS-885AB A and 0YFG1C.

Choose the 550 W or 850 W rated unit

The 550 W model delivers a peak of 570 W, while the 850 W model delivers a peak of 870 W. Select the rating that matches your server's original configuration; the alternative rating will not provide the required power budget.

Highlights

  • 570 W output supports PowerEdge R710 and T610 servers
  • 870 W option delivers higher capacity for demanding workloads
  • Hot-plug design enables replacement without system downtime
  • Compatible with multiple Dell part numbers for flexible sourcing

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 550 W rating mean once the unit is installed in a PowerEdge R710?

The 550 W rating is the continuous power the supply can deliver to the server; the 570 W option provides that level for an R710 or T610.

What interface does this supply use and what does it limit in practice?

It uses the Dell proprietary hot-plug connector for R710 and T610, which caps the supply to the 550 W or 850 W option you select.

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