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Dell Z670P-00 670 watt redundant power supply unit for PowerEdge 1950

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DELL Z670P-00 670 Watt Redundant Server Power Supply for PowerEdge 1950

SKU CH-M528-RWMW9

A 670 W redundant power supply built for the PowerEdge 1950 server

  • 670 watt output keeps PowerEdge 1950 running under full load
  • Redundant design maintains uptime if one module fails
  • New condition guarantees factory reliability from first install
  • 1 kg weight fits standard server rails without extra brackets

Dell Z670P-00 670 Watt Server Power Supply

The Dell Z670P-00 is a 670 watt redundant power supply designed for the PowerEdge 1950 server. It operates as a hot-swappable module within the chassis redundant power architecture. This new unit provides the specified wattage for compatible Dell server configurations.

For PowerEdge 1950 maintenance and redundancy

This supply suits administrators maintaining a PowerEdge 1950 or adding a second module for redundant operation. It is not for servers outside the PowerEdge 1950 line, builders needing a different wattage, or systems requiring a non-redundant form factor.

Highlights

  • 670 watt output keeps PowerEdge 1950 running under full load
  • Redundant design maintains uptime if one module fails
  • New condition guarantees factory reliability from first install
  • 1 kg weight fits standard server rails without extra brackets

Specifications

BrandDELL

Questions about this item

Does the Z670P-00 670 Watt redundant power supply require a Dell PowerEdge 1950 chassis to operate?

Yes, this unit is designed specifically for the PowerEdge 1950 server chassis and fits its redundant power supply bay.

Can I mix this 670 watt supply with a lower-wattage module in the same PowerEdge 1950?

Dell recommends using identical wattage modules for proper load sharing; mixing different capacities may cause instability or trigger alerts.

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