The Dell 550-Watt Hot-Plug Server Power Supply is a dependable and efficient power supply that delivers consistent and adequate power to your server system. The Dell 550W Server Power Supply has a 550W output power and can power a variety of server components and devices. It offers an input voltage range of 100–240 volts AC, allowing it to adapt to various power sources and areas. It has a Platinum 80 Plus rating, which implies it is energy efficient and produces little heat. There are multiple Dell PowerEdge servers that are compatible with the Dell 550-Watt Hot-Plug Server Power Supply, including the R330, R340, R430, R440, R6415, R6515, and XR2. These servers are made to handle a wide range of tasks and uses, including cloud computing, virtualization, web hosting, and databases. With an optional power supply, the device’s 1+1 power redundancy strategy allows it to function with a backup power source to minimize downtime in the event of a power outage. Because of its hot-plug, plug-in module power supply type, the device is simple to install or remove without requiring the system to be turned down.
Dell 550-Watt Hot-Plug Server Power Supply
Key Features
- Model: Dell 550-Watt
- Output Power: 550 Watts
- Input Voltage: 100-240V AC
- Minimum input voltage: 100 volts
- Server Compatibility: R330, R340, R430, R440, R6415, R6515, XR2
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