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Rectangular metal server PSU with side fan grille and rear connector panel

WMtec

WMtec R610 Server Power Supply 500W C502A-S0 A717P-00

SKU CH-3C1J-0B79X

500W server PSU compatible with Dell PowerEdge R610, replacing part numbers XTGFW, J38MN, 8V22F, FJVYV, MP126 and RN442

  • 500W rated output powers Dell R610 servers reliably
  • Compatible with part numbers XTGFW, J38MN, 8V22F, FJVYV, MP126, RN442
  • New condition ensures full operational lifespan from installation
  • 502W and 717W model variants supported for flexible deployment

Dell PowerEdge R610 Compatible 500W PSU

This replacement power supply is designed specifically for the Dell PowerEdge R610 server chassis. It delivers a rated output of 500 watts to support standard server configurations. The unit matches part numbers including C502A-S0 and A717P-00 for direct compatibility. It serves administrators maintaining or repairing existing R610 infrastructure.

Direct replacement restores original redundancy

Installing this unit restores the redundant power capability designed into the R610 platform. It replaces failed modules identified by part numbers such as XTGFW, J38MN, 8V22F, FJVYV, MP126, and RN442. Buyers needing higher wattage than 500W or support for different server generations will require alternative solutions not provided by this model.

Highlights

  • 500W rated output powers Dell R610 servers reliably
  • Compatible with part numbers XTGFW, J38MN, 8V22F, FJVYV, MP126, RN442
  • New condition ensures full operational lifespan from installation
  • 502W and 717W model variants supported for flexible deployment

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which internal component of the WMtec R610 500W PSU is most likely to need replacement first?

The cooling fan is the primary moving part; under sustained load it will typically wear out before the capacitors or other static components.

What thermal limit of this 500W supply is reached first during continuous high-load operation?

The unit will hit its internal over-temperature protection threshold before the 500W rated output can be exceeded.

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