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570 W redundant ATX supply for PowerEdge R710 and T610 servers
This 570W redundant power supply is designed for Dell PowerEdge R710 and T610 servers. It provides hot-swap redundancy to maintain uptime if one module fails. The unit suits IT administrators who need reliable power for these specific rack and tower platforms. It is a new component intended for direct replacement in compatible systems.
The supply uses an ATX form factor adapted for redundant server chassis. It cannot be used in standard desktop ATX cases because the mechanical latch and connector layout differ. Buyers who need a single non-redundant unit for a workstation should look elsewhere. The 570W rating applies to the combined output of the redundant pair.
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Both part numbers identify the same 570W redundant unit built for the R710 and T610, so either code will fit your server.
It supplies up to 570 watts of continuous power to the R710 or T610 chassis, with hot-swap redundancy so the server stays running if one module fails.
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