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WMtec

WMtec server power supply 3000W for D-ELL M1000E 0RR4YT

SKU CH-CB64-73EDD

3000 watt server power supply for D-ELL M1000E blade chassis

  • Powers Dell M1000E chassis with 3000W capacity
  • Compatible with part numbers 0RR4YT F3000E-S0 E3000E-S0
  • Delivers 1000W per module in redundant configuration
  • New server power supply for enterprise deployments

3000W Server Power Supply for Dell M1000E

This 3000W unit is built as a direct replacement for the Dell M1000E blade enclosure. It matches the F3000E-S0 and E3000E-S0 part numbers and the 0RR4YT reference. The supply delivers the rated output required by the chassis power architecture.

Suits administrators replacing a failed

Buyers who need a different wattage rating or a form factor for another enclosure cannot use this unit. It is not suitable for standalone desktop or workstation builds. No alternative connector types or voltage configurations are provided.

Highlights

  • Powers Dell M1000E chassis with 3000W capacity
  • Compatible with part numbers 0RR4YT F3000E-S0 E3000E-S0
  • Delivers 1000W per module in redundant configuration
  • New server power supply for enterprise deployments

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which Dell PowerEdge M1000E chassis is required to install this 3000W supply?

The unit is built for the Dell PowerEdge M1000E blade enclosure and slides directly into its power bay.

Can this 3000W module share the load with older lower-wattage supplies already in the M1000E?

Dell's M1000E firmware supports mixed-wattage modules; the system will balance load across all installed supplies.

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