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Product Overview |
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The 0T327N Dell 570 W power supply for PowerEdge R710 and T610 provides enterprise-grade redundancy, wide voltage support and secure hot-swap capability to maintain uptime and consistent performance in mission-critical server setups. |
General Information |
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| Brand | Dell |
| Part Number | 0T327N |
| Product Type | Server Power Supply |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Technical Information |
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| Input Voltage | 100-240V AC |
| Input Frequency | 50-60 Hz |
| Max. Output Power | 570W |
| Hot Swappable | No |
| Redundant Support | No |
| Cooling Type | Active Fan |
| rail_design | Single 12V Rail |
| Number of Fans | 1 |
Compatibility |
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| Form Factor | Proprietary |
| Compatible For | Poweredge R710/T610 |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Weight | 5.00 |
Product Description |
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The 0T327N Dell power supply delivers 570 W of stable, efficient power to compatible servers, ideal for enterprise environments requiring redundancy and uptime. Key Features
This power supply fits into high-availability server setups where uptime is critical. It ensures continuous operation by supporting redundancy, efficient cooling, and broad voltage input. Ideal for data centres, enterprise servers, or IT infrastructures that demand stable power and easy servicing. |
Use Cases |
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The 0T327N Dell 570W power supply is primarily utilized in enterprise server environments requiring consistent power delivery and minimal downtime. It is ideal for IT administrators managing Dell PowerEdge R710 and T610 servers within data centers and virtualization clusters where power redundancy is critical. How It's Used:
By enabling hot-swappable redundancy and wide input voltage compatibility, this power supply enhances server uptime and operational resilience. It supports scalable IT infrastructure by minimizing power-related service interruptions in critical computing environments. |