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Silver rectangular server PSU with handle and ventilation grille

YINGHUA

YINGHUA 700W server power supply G193F YN055 for PowerEdge R805

SKU CH-A5AZ-K1JBK

700 W hot-plug redundant unit for PowerEdge R805 servers

  • 700 W output powers Dell PowerEdge R805 servers
  • Hot-plug design allows replacement without system shutdown
  • Redundant architecture keeps the server running if one unit fails
  • G193F YN055 part number ensures exact compatibility with R805

Compatible PowerEdge R805 PSU

This YINGHUA 700W server power supply carries part numbers G193F and YN055. It is built for hot-plug redundant operation inside Dell PowerEdge R805 systems. The unit ships new and ready for immediate installation.

Suits R805 redundancy upgrades

It fits administrators replacing a failed module or adding a second supply for failover in a PowerEdge R805 chassis. Buyers who need a different wattage, form factor or server compatibility should look at other models.

Highlights

  • 700 W output powers Dell PowerEdge R805 servers
  • Hot-plug design allows replacement without system shutdown
  • Redundant architecture keeps the server running if one unit fails
  • G193F YN055 part number ensures exact compatibility with R805

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does this PSU fit a Dell PowerEdge R805 server?

Yes, it is built for the PowerEdge R805 and matches the 700W specification for that chassis.

Will it work in a redundant pair with my existing G193F unit?

The G193F YN055 is hot-plug redundant, so it pairs with another identical unit in the R805 for fail-over operation.

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