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WMtec PS-2751-5Q 750 W server power supply for PowerEdge C2100

SKU CH-1D5F-16K0X

750 W server power supply for PowerEdge C2100 accepting 100-240 V input at 50-60 Hz

  • Delivers 750 W to PowerEdge C2100 servers
  • Accepts 100-240 V input for worldwide use
  • Operates on 50-60 Hz mains frequency
  • Draws 9.0 A at low voltage, 5.0 A at high voltage

750 W server PSU for PowerEdge C2100

This 750 watt power supply unit is built for the Dell PowerEdge C2100 server platform. It accepts a wide AC input range of 100 to 240 volts at 50 to 60 hertz, drawing up to 9.0 amps at the low end and 5.0 amps at the high end. The PS-2751-5Q model delivers reliable power for dense compute nodes in rack environments.

Direct replacement for a failed or ageing C2100 unit

Install this supply when the original PSU in a PowerEdge C2100 fails, shows voltage drift or cannot sustain load under full CPU utilisation. It restores the factory 750 watt rating without modification to the chassis or backplane. Builders expanding a cluster with additional C2100 nodes can also use it to standardise spares. It is not suited for servers outside the C2100 family or for workstations requiring different form factors or connector layouts.

Highlights

  • Delivers 750 W to PowerEdge C2100 servers
  • Accepts 100-240 V input for worldwide use
  • Operates on 50-60 Hz mains frequency
  • Draws 9.0 A at low voltage, 5.0 A at high voltage

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the PS-2751-5Q fit the Dell PowerEdge C2100 chassis?

Yes, the PS-2751-5Q is built for the PowerEdge C2100 server chassis and slides into the standard redundant power-supply bay.

What is the most common mistake when installing the PS-2751-5Q?

Not pushing the unit until the latch clicks; a loose seat breaks the AC connection and the server will not power on.

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