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WMtec

WMtec Server Power Supply 750W for R510 R910 T710 Z750P-00 F613N FN1VT CNRJ9

SKU CH-BXW4-BD7F2

750 W replacement unit compatible with Dell PowerEdge R510, R910 and T710 servers

  • 750 W output powers Dell PowerEdge R510 R910 T710 servers
  • Direct replacement matches part numbers Z750P-00 F613N FN1VT CNRJ9
  • New unit delivers reliable server-grade power
  • Hot-plug design keeps systems running during maintenance

750 W server power supply for Dell R510 R910 T710

This new 750 W unit replaces the Z750P-00 F613N FN1VT CNRJ9 power supply in Dell PowerEdge R510 R910 and T710 servers. It is built for administrators who need a direct-fit replacement to restore redundant power in those specific chassis.

Practical limits of the proprietary server interface

The supply uses a Dell-specific form factor and connector keying that only fits the listed R510 R910 and T710 models. It cannot be installed in standard ATX cases or in other server generations without a matching backplane and mechanical latch. Buyers who need a generic 750 W ATX unit or a supply for a different server family should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 750 W output powers Dell PowerEdge R510 R910 T710 servers
  • Direct replacement matches part numbers Z750P-00 F613N FN1VT CNRJ9
  • New unit delivers reliable server-grade power
  • Hot-plug design keeps systems running during maintenance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which of the listed part numbers matches my Dell PowerEdge server?

The unit carries part numbers Z750P-00, F613N, FN1VT and CNRJ9; match the label on your existing supply to confirm fit for the R510, R910 or T710.

What does the 750W rating mean once the supply is installed in a PowerEdge chassis?

It delivers up to 750 watts of continuous power to the server's components through the standard redundant hot-plug connector used in the R510, R910 and T710.

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