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KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO R310 Server Power Supply L350E-S0 DPS-350AB-11 A R109K T134K

SKU CH-9NGJ-4ZF47

ATX server power supply tested working, rated 350 W with part numbers R109K and T134K for Dell PowerEdge R310 systems

  • TypeATX
  • Tested and verified working for reliable operation
  • 350 W ATX output powers compatible server builds
  • Good-quality construction supports stable delivery
  • Designed for R310 server compatibility

Server Power Supply for R310 Systems

This KHACHIMO unit is an ATX-form-factor power supply built for Dell PowerEdge R310 servers. It carries the L350E-S0 and DPS-350AB-11 A part numbers and is supplied in new condition. The unit has been tested working and is presented as a direct replacement for the original server PSU.

Suited for R310 maintenance and spares

This supply suits administrators maintaining existing R310 infrastructure or keeping a tested spare on hand. It is not for builders assembling new ATX workstations, users needing higher wattage than 350 W, or systems that require a different form factor or connector layout.

Highlights

  • Tested and verified working for reliable operation
  • 350 W ATX output powers compatible server builds
  • Good-quality construction supports stable delivery
  • Designed for R310 server compatibility

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What server chassis accepts the R310 power supply L350E-S0 DPS-350AB-11 A?

The R310 power supply L350E-S0 DPS-350AB-11 A is designed for the R310 server chassis and fits its standard ATX mounting points.

Will the R310 power supply L350E-S0 DPS-350AB-11 A work with older ATX motherboards that use a 20-pin main connector?

Yes, the ATX form factor means the 24-pin main connector can plug into a 20-pin socket, leaving the extra four pins unconnected.

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