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Dell 0Y6XYK 495 Watts Hot-Swappable Power Supply For PowerEdge R530
- 495 Watts Power Output
- Hot-Swappable Design
- Compatible with Dell PowerEdge R530
- Ensures High Availability
- Reduces Downtime
- Efficient Power Delivery
- Designed for Server Environments
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Product Overview
The Dell 0Y6XYK is a 495 Watt hot-swappable power supply unit designed for the Dell PowerEdge R530 server. It provides a reliable and efficient power source, allowing for replacement without shutting down the server. This unit ensures continuous operation and high availability for critical workloads.
Technical Information
| SKU | 0Y6XYK |
| Model | 0Y6XYK |
| Brand | Dell |
Additional Specifications
| Power Output | 495 Watts |
| Feature | Hot-Swappable |
| Compatibility | Dell PowerEdge R530 |
Product Description
The Dell 0Y6XYK is a critical component for maintaining the operational integrity of the Dell PowerEdge R530 server. With a power output of 495 Watts, it is specifically engineered to meet the power requirements of this server model, ensuring stable and reliable performance for all connected components. The key feature of this power supply is its hot-swappable capability. This allows IT administrators to replace or add power supplies while the server is still running, without interrupting ongoing operations. This significantly enhances server uptime and availability, which is crucial for businesses that rely on continuous access to their data and applications. Designed with efficiency and reliability in mind, the 0Y6XYK contributes to the overall health and performance of the PowerEdge R530. Its robust design ensures consistent power delivery, protecting sensitive server components from power fluctuations and contributing to a longer hardware lifespan. This makes it an essential part of the server's infrastructure for mission-critical environments.


