WMtec
WMtec 8V4DK 3000W server power supply
Powers Dell M1000E Flex blade servers with 3000 W of reliable, cost-effective energy
- Delivers 3000W for D-ELL M1000E Flex Blade servers
- New unit ensures reliable, cost-effective operation
- Model 8V4DK matches E3000E-S0 part exactly
- Ready for immediate deployment in compatible chassis
- Quality packaging protects the power supply in transit
Dell M1000E Compatible Power Supply
The WMtec 8V4DK is a 3000W server power supply designed for Dell M1000E Flex blade enclosures. It delivers the high output required by dense blade configurations in enterprise data centres. This unit suits IT teams replacing failed modules or expanding capacity in existing chassis.
Single Critical Specification
The 3000W power rating is the decisive figure; the blade chassis will only accept modules that meet this exact output. Compatibility is limited to systems specifying the 8V4DK, 08V4DK or E3000E-S0 part numbers. Installing a lower-wattage unit will prevent the enclosure from powering on.
Buyer Guidance
This supply fits administrators maintaining Dell M1000E infrastructure who need a direct replacement. It is not for builders using standard ATX cases, owners of other blade platforms, or anyone needing redundant hot-swap modules if the chassis requires a different form factor.
Highlights
- Delivers 3000W for D-ELL M1000E Flex Blade servers
- New unit ensures reliable, cost-effective operation
- Model 8V4DK matches E3000E-S0 part exactly
- Ready for immediate deployment in compatible chassis
- Quality packaging protects the power supply in transit
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much usable power does the 3000W rating deliver in a Dell M1000E chassis?
The 3000W rating is the maximum output this supply can provide to the blade enclosure under full load.
What connector standard does the 8V4DK use to plug into the M1000E?
It uses the proprietary Dell M1000E Flex blade power interface that mates directly with the chassis backplane.
What physical slot does this unit occupy in the M1000E?
It installs into one of the eight hot-swap power supply bays at the rear of the Dell M1000E enclosure.
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