WMtec
WMtec 570W Server Power Supply for PowerEdge R710 T610 C570A-S0
Redundant 570 W server power supply compatible with PowerEdge R710 and T610, accepting 100-240 V input at 50-60 Hz
- Reliable server uptime with 570W redundant power delivery
- Wide 100-240V input handles global voltage ranges
- Direct fit for PowerEdge R710 and T610 systems
- Matches part numbers RXCPH, FU100 and VPR1M
- Efficient 50-60Hz operation supports continuous workloads
570 W redundant power supply for PowerEdge R710
This unit delivers 570 watts of redundant power to Dell PowerEdge R710 and T610 servers. It matches part numbers C570A-S0, 0RXCPH, 0FU100 and 0VPR1M for direct replacement. The supply is new and built for continuous operation in enterprise environments.
Wide-range input from 100 to 240 volts at 50
The power supply accepts 100 to 240 volts AC at 50 or 60 hertz with a current draw of 7.5 to 3.0 amps. This range covers standard mains voltages worldwide without manual switching. Redundant design allows hot-swap replacement while the server remains running.
Replaces a failed or degraded 570 watt module
Install this unit when an existing 570 watt supply reports faults or when preventive replacement is due. The jump is worth it when uptime requirements demand matched, hot-swappable modules. It is not for systems that use a different wattage or form factor.
Highlights
- Reliable server uptime with 570W redundant power delivery
- Wide 100-240V input handles global voltage ranges
- Direct fit for PowerEdge R710 and T610 systems
- Matches part numbers RXCPH, FU100 and VPR1M
- Efficient 50-60Hz operation supports continuous workloads
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Is this the correct 570W unit for a PowerEdge R710 or T610?
Yes — the C570A-S0 with part numbers RXCPH, FU100 or VPR1M is listed as compatible with both PowerEdge R710 and T610 servers.
What does the 570W rating mean for daily operation?
It is the maximum continuous output the supply can deliver to the server; actual draw will be lower and depends on the installed components.
Will the 100-240V 50-60Hz input work on a standard UK circuit?
Yes — the 100-240V range at 50-60Hz covers UK mains voltage and frequency without any selector switch.
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