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WMtec

WMtec H600E-S0 600W hot-swap server power supply

SKU CH-W7JV-4A8P7

600 W hot-swap power supply for PowerVault MD1220, MD1200 and MD3200 storage arrays

  • 600 W output powers dense storage arrays
  • Hot-swap design enables replacement without downtime
  • Wide 100-240 V input suits global deployments
  • Compatible with PowerVault MD1220, MD1200 and MD3200
  • Part numbers T307M and 0T307M simplify ordering

Purpose and fit

This 600 W hot-swap server power supply is built for Dell PowerVault MD1220, MD1200 and MD3200 storage arrays. It serves administrators who need a direct replacement module that slides into the chassis without downtime. Buyers who want more output wattage or a unit for a different enclosure cannot use this part.

Electrical envelope

The unit accepts 100–240 V AC at 50–60 Hz and draws up to 8.6 A at the low end of that range. Those input limits define the circuit and PDU capacity you must provide; no other voltage or frequency is supported.

Deciding specification

Maximum power is rated at 600 W and the part numbers are T307M, 0T307M and CN-0T307M. Match those identifiers against your chassis documentation to confirm this is the correct module.

Highlights

  • 600 W output powers dense storage arrays
  • Hot-swap design enables replacement without downtime
  • Wide 100-240 V input suits global deployments
  • Compatible with PowerVault MD1220, MD1200 and MD3200
  • Part numbers T307M and 0T307M simplify ordering

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I pick the T307M or the 0T307M part number for my MD1220?

Both T307M and 0T307M identify the same H600E-S0 unit, so either part number will fit your MD1220.

What does the 600 W rating mean when the supply is installed in a PowerVault?

It delivers up to 600 W to the chassis, supporting full drive populations in the MD1220, MD1200 or MD3200.

What AC input range does the H600E-S0 accept and how does that limit deployment?

The unit accepts 100-240 V at 50-60 Hz, so it can be used on any standard mains supply worldwide.

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