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Dell KY691 502 Watts Power Supply For PowerEdge R610
- Wattage: 502 Watts
- Compatibility: Dell PowerEdge R610
- Form Factor: Hot-plug Power Supply Unit (PSU)
- Input Voltage: 100-240V AC
- Frequency: 50/60Hz
- Redundant Power Support: Designed for use in redundant configurations
- Hot-swappable for server maintenance
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Product Overview
The Dell KY691 is a 502 Watt power supply unit designed for the Dell PowerEdge R610 server. It provides essential power for the server's operation.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Power Supply Unit (PSU) |
| Wattage | 502 Watts |
| Compatibility | Dell PowerEdge R610 |
| Form Factor | Hot-plug |
Additional Specifications
| Input Voltage | 100-240V AC |
| Input Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Features | Hot-swappable, supports redundancy |
Product Description
The Dell KY691 is a 502-watt hot-plug power supply unit (PSU) specifically designed for the Dell PowerEdge R610 server. This PSU is a critical component for ensuring continuous and reliable operation of the server, providing the necessary electrical power to all internal components. As a hot-plug unit, the KY691 can be installed or removed from the server while the system is running, without causing downtime. This feature is essential for enterprise environments where high availability is paramount, allowing for PSU replacement or upgrades without interrupting services. The PowerEdge R610 typically supports redundant power supplies, meaning two KY691 units can be installed to provide backup power in case one fails. With a 502-watt capacity and universal AC input (100-240V), this power supply is optimized for the PowerEdge R610's power demands. Its design ensures efficient power conversion and stable output, contributing to the overall reliability and performance of the server infrastructure.
