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A 700 W ATX replacement unit tested working for PS6100, PS4100 and SC200 storage arrays
This 700 watt ATX power supply is built as a direct replacement for Dell PS6100, PS4100 and SC200 storage arrays. It matches the original H700E-S0, R0C2G and 0DD20N part numbers. The unit is new and tested working for immediate deployment in compatible systems.
The 700 watt rating supports the full power budget of the listed storage controllers under normal load. Headroom is limited to the rated output; sustained draws above 700 watts will trip protection. It is not suited for chassis requiring higher-wattage modules or redundant configurations beyond the specified models.
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The unit delivers 700W and is listed for the PS6100, PS4100 and SC200 platforms, so it matches the original power specification for those arrays.
The supplier states each unit is test working; after fitting, verify the array powers on normally and shows no fault LEDs on the storage controller.
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