Name: 450-AKLF Dell 1100W Redundant Power Supply for PowerEdge R650
Brand: Dell
SKU: 450-AKLF
Price: 1.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (130 reviews)

Product Overview
The 450-AKLF Dell 1100W Redundant Power Supply delivers 1100 watts of power and is designed specifically for Dell PowerEdge R650 servers. It supports a redundant power configuration to increase system reliability and features a hot-swappable design to facilitate maintenance without server downtime.

General Information
Brand	Dell
Condition	Refurbished

Technical Information
Input Voltage	100-240V AC
Input Frequency	50/60Hz
Output	12V
Max. Output Power	1100W
Efficiency Rating	80 Plus Platinum
Hot Swappable	Yes
Redundant Support	Yes
Cooling Type	Single-Fan (Blower)
Modularity	Non-Modular
rail_design	Single 12V Rail
Number of Fans	1

Compatibility
Form Factor	Proprietary
Compatible For	PowerEdge R650

Physical Characteristics
Weight	3.00

Certifications and Environmental
Assembly Required	No
Compliance Standards	WEEE, RoHS, CE, FCC, CCC, UL, TUV, cULus, CSA, cUL

Product Description
The 450-AKLF Dell 1100W Redundant Power Supply is engineered specifically for use with Dell PowerEdge R650 servers. It provides a reliable power source that ensures the server continues operating even if one power supply fails. This power supply is typically used in data centers and enterprise environments where continuous server uptime is critical. IT administrators and technical teams benefit from this unit by maintaining operational stability and enabling quick power supply replacement without downtime due to its hot-swappable feature. Key Features 1100W power output supports demanding server workloads Redundant power configuration improves system availability Compatibility confirmed with Dell PowerEdge R650 servers Hot-swappable design allows replacement without powering down Designed to fit and integrate seamlessly within Dell server systems This power supply unit plays an essential role in maintaining server resilience and operational continuity. Its redundant capability minimizes the risk of power-related interruptions, which is vital in enterprise IT infrastructures where downtime can impact critical applications.

Use Cases
This power supply is typically deployed in enterprise server environments using Dell PowerEdge R650 systems, where maintaining continuous operation is important. It suits data centers and IT facilities that require redundant power setups to avoid service interruptions. How It's Used: Providing redundant power in Dell PowerEdge R650 server installations Supporting critical workloads in data centers with minimal downtime Facilitating hot-swappable power replacement for maintenance operations Ensuring power stability in environments with high availability requirements Integrating into server racks that use Dell-certified components Its operational role centers on delivering dependable power and supporting server uptime through redundancy and ease of maintenance. This contributes to consistent performance and operational continuity in enterprise IT settings.

FAQ's
Is the 450-AKLF compatible with all Dell servers? The 450-AKLF power supply is specifically compatible with Dell PowerEdge R650 servers. It is not designed for other Dell server models. What does redundant power supply mean? A redundant power supply setup includes multiple power units so that if one fails, the other can maintain power to the server, reducing downtime risk. Can this power supply be replaced without shutting down the server? Yes, the 450-AKLF supports hot-swapping, allowing replacement without powering down the Dell PowerEdge R650 server. What is the power capacity of the 450-AKLF? This power supply delivers 1100 watts, suitable for supporting server power needs in the Dell PowerEdge R650. Does this unit come with cables included? The product information does not specify included cables; compatibility and installation should be verified with the existing server setup. Is the 450-AKLF suitable for high-density server racks? The power supply is designed for Dell PowerEdge R650 servers, which are often used in high-density racks, supporting their power requirements appropriately.