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A 350 W AC redundant power supply for compatible Dell systems
This Dell 350 W AC redundant power supply is built for servers and workstations that require continuous uptime through hot-swappable redundancy. It delivers 350 watts of AC power to compatible Dell chassis.
Verify that your Dell server or workstation lists the W-7200 or PSU-350-AC as a supported unit before ordering. Confirm the chassis has an available redundant PSU bay and matching AC input. This unit is not suitable for non-redundant desktop cases or systems requiring a different form factor.
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The unit is supplied as a standalone 350 W AC redundant power supply. No additional cables or mounting hardware are included, so any required IEC power cords or chassis rails must be purchased separately.
Match the 350 watt rating and the W-7200 part number to your server’s approved power-supply list; only systems qualified for this exact model will operate correctly with the redundant AC unit.
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