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Dell K2576 1470 Watts Redundant Power Supply For PowerEdge 6850
- 1470 Watts Power Output
- Redundant Design (N+1)
- Compatible with Dell PowerEdge 6850
- Hot-Swappable
- High Efficiency
- Ensures Server Uptime
- Provides Stable Power
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Product Overview
The Dell K2576 is a 1470 Watt redundant power supply unit designed for the Dell PowerEdge 6850 server. It provides a high-capacity, reliable power source to ensure continuous operation of critical server components.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Power Supply Unit |
| Wattage | 1470W |
| Redundancy | Yes |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | Dell PowerEdge 6850 |
| Form Factor | Internal Server PSU |
Product Description
The Dell K2576 power supply unit is a critical component for maintaining the operational integrity of the Dell PowerEdge 6850 server. With a substantial output of 1470 Watts, it is capable of powering the server's demanding hardware configuration, including multiple processors, extensive memory, and numerous storage devices. The key feature of this power supply is its redundant design. This means that multiple K2576 units can be installed in the server chassis, allowing for N+1 redundancy. If one power supply unit fails, the remaining unit(s) can seamlessly take over the entire power load, preventing server downtime and data loss. This is essential for mission-critical applications and environments where continuous availability is paramount. Designed for hot-swappable operation, the K2576 can be replaced or added without powering down the server. This facilitates maintenance and upgrades with minimal disruption. The unit is engineered for high efficiency, contributing to reduced power consumption and heat generation within the server environment.
