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Rectangular silver server PSU with rear exhaust grille and power connector

WMtec

WMtec 870W Server Power Supply for Dell R710 N870P-S0 NPS-885ABA OYFG1C 12v 71A

SKU CH-6PGH-934VE

870 watt server power supply compatible with Dell PowerEdge R710, delivering 12 volts at 71 amps

  • Delivers 870 W to power demanding Dell R710 workloads
  • 12 V rail supplies up to 71 A for stable component operation
  • Compatible with part numbers N870P-S0 NPS-885ABA OYFG1C 7NVX8
  • Brand-new unit ready for immediate server deployment

870W Server PSU for Dell R710

This 870 watt power supply is built as a direct replacement for the Dell R710 server platform. It matches the N870P-S0, NPS-885ABA and OYFG1C part numbers. The unit delivers 870 watts of total output power. It is intended for system administrators maintaining or repairing compatible Dell PowerEdge servers.

Single 12 volt rail limited to 71 amps

The supply provides a single 12 volt rail rated at 71 amps. All 870 watts are available on this rail, so the combined 12 volt load must not exceed 71 amps. There are no separate 3.3 volt or 5 volt rails listed, so legacy components needing those voltages cannot be powered directly. The form factor and connector layout are specific to the R710 chassis and will not fit standard ATX cases or other server models.

Highlights

  • Delivers 870 W to power demanding Dell R710 workloads
  • 12 V rail supplies up to 71 A for stable component operation
  • Compatible with part numbers N870P-S0 NPS-885ABA OYFG1C 7NVX8
  • Brand-new unit ready for immediate server deployment

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I pick the N870P-S0 or the NPS-885ABA version for my Dell R710?

Both codes refer to the same 870W unit; choose the one that matches the label on your existing supply.

What does the 12v 71A rating mean once the supply is installed in the R710?

It delivers up to 71 amps on the 12 volt rail, providing the 870 watt capacity the server requires.

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