WMtec
WMtec 870W Redundant Server Power Supply R710 T610 0YFG1C 07NVX8 A870P-00 N870P-S0
870W redundant power supply for PowerEdge R710 and T610 servers, 100-240V input
- Reliable server uptime with redundant 870W power supply
- Broad worldwide voltage support from 100-240V input range
- Stable operation across 50-60Hz frequency range
- Direct fit for PowerEdge R710 and T610 servers
- Multiple part numbers simplify replacement ordering
Redundant 870 W Server PSU
The WMtec unit is a hot-swap redundant power supply rated at 870 W. It is built for Dell PowerEdge R710 and T610 servers and carries part numbers 0YFG1C, 07NVX8, A870P-00 and N870P-S0. The module accepts 100-240 V AC input at 12 A across 50-60 Hz.
Fits R710 and T610 only
This supply suits administrators replacing a failed module in a compatible PowerEdge chassis or adding redundancy to an existing single-PSU configuration. It will not work in servers that require a different form factor, connector pin-out or wattage rating, so buyers with other platforms should look elsewhere.
870 W continuous capacity
The 870 W rating delivers ample headroom for dual-socket configurations with multiple drives and expansion cards in the supported models. Systems demanding more than 870 W or those needing a non-redundant form factor will exceed what this module can provide.
Highlights
- Reliable server uptime with redundant 870W power supply
- Broad worldwide voltage support from 100-240V input range
- Stable operation across 50-60Hz frequency range
- Direct fit for PowerEdge R710 and T610 servers
- Multiple part numbers simplify replacement ordering
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which Dell PowerEdge servers does the 870W redundant power supply support?
The unit is compatible with PowerEdge R710 and T610 models, matching part numbers 7NVX8, YFG1C, 07NVX8, 0YFG1C and model numbers A870P-00, N870P-S0, NPS-885AB A.
Can this 870W supply share a redundant configuration with an older lower-wattage unit already in the chassis?
Redundant operation requires both bays to hold identical 870W modules; mixing different wattage units will prevent proper load sharing and fault tolerance.
What front-panel indication confirms the 870W supply is operating correctly after installation?
A steady green AC OK and DC OK LED on the module face shows the 870W unit is receiving 100-240V input and delivering regulated output to the R710 or T610.
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