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godream 750W power supply for Dell R510 910 T710

SKU CH-3HJ5-NK698

Replaces the 750W PSU in Dell R510, R910 and T710 servers with a new ATX unit

  • TypeATX
  • Reliable power for Dell R510, R910 and T710 servers
  • 750 watt output supports demanding workloads
  • Direct replacement for part numbers 7001531-J000, 7001531-J100 and Z750P-00
  • Brand new unit ready for immediate installation

Dell R510 910 T710 750W replacement PSU

This 750W unit fits Dell PowerEdge R510, R910 and T710 servers using part numbers 7001531-J000, 7001531-J100, Z750P-00, N750P-S0, D750P-S0, FN1VT, G24H2 or F613N. It is an ATX-type supply built to the original Dell pin-out and form factor. The unit is supplied new and ready for immediate installation.

Upgrade from a failed or lower-watt Dell PSU

If the original supply has failed or you need the full 750W rating for additional drives or expansion cards, this replacement restores full power capacity. It is not suitable for non-Dell chassis or standard ATX motherboards because the connector layout and mounting differ from the desktop ATX specification.

Highlights

  • Reliable power for Dell R510, R910 and T710 servers
  • 750 watt output supports demanding workloads
  • Direct replacement for part numbers 7001531-J000, 7001531-J100 and Z750P-00
  • Brand new unit ready for immediate installation

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Will this 750W unit fit the Dell R510, R910 and T710 chassis?

The PSU is listed as compatible with Dell R510, R910 and T710 servers and matches part numbers 7001531-J000, 7001531-J100, Z750P-00, N750P-S0, D750P-S0, FN1VT, G24H2 and F613N.

What is the correct way to seat this supply and what step is often missed?

Slide the unit into the bay until the latch clicks, then tighten the captive thumb-screw; the step most people skip is securing that thumb-screw, which keeps the supply from working loose under vibration.

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