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Dell PowerEdge R750 1400 W PSU
Exact model record for Dell identifier D1400E-S0. Published ratings below are a model-family reference, not a substitute for the individual unit’s rating label and revision documentation.
SAFETY: Never open a PSU or probe its interior. Dangerous voltage can remain after unplugging; if damaged, wet, noisy, burned, or unstable, disconnect it and replace it with a verified compatible unit. For server hot-plug models, use only the host service procedure and confirm redundancy before removal.
Recorded model specifications
| Exact catalog identifier | Dell D1400E-S0. Match all suffixes, assembly and revision markings on the actual label. |
|---|---|
| Form / rated output | 1U hot-plug server module; redundant host bay; manufacturer-rated total continuous output class: 1400 W. Peak/transient capacity, temperature derating, and combined-rail limits remain specification-revision dependent. |
| AC input rating | 100–240 V AC, 12–8 A, 50/60 Hz (platform configuration dependent). Region, temperature, and load may change the nameplate current; use the unit's own label for installation. |
| DC rail reference | Main +12.2 V rail: 114.75 A at 200–240 V AC; 86.07 A at 100–120 V AC. +3.3 V / +5 V: +12 VSB: 2 A; auxiliary/control outputs are server-backplane-specific. Actual combined limits and auxiliary/standby outputs must be checked on the model-specific output table. |
| Connectors / system interface | Blind-mate server output/backplane, keyed release, status/fan signals; no ATX motherboard plug. |
| Mechanical envelope | 73.5 × 40.5 × 265 mm (width × height × depth where applicable). Check manufacturer's mounting drawing, screw locations, grille/fan clearance, cable bend radius, and chassis tolerances; never use nominal dimensions alone to force-fit a unit. |
| Standards / revision caveat | 80 PLUS Titanium option when identified as such; R750 supported-option/firmware list governs. Connector standards, efficiency certification, and mechanical form factor are different things. ATX, ATX12V, SFX, TFX, Flex ATX, and OEM interfaces are not interchangeable merely because they fit. |
Replacement & compatibility
- Read exact manufacturer model/SKU, DC output table, AC input, hardware revision, date code, and applicable service manual from the physical unit. The same family name can cover materially different revisions.
- For ATX-family units, confirm motherboard/EPS/PCIe connector count and pinout, total and per-rail limits, chassis size, clearances, and GPU transient/cable requirements. For proprietary OEM units, match the exact machine type, FRU/assembly number, keyed connector and service documentation.
- Use only modular cables explicitly qualified for this exact PSU model and revision. Modular PSU-side pinouts are not standardized; never transfer cables from a different supply based only on physical fit.
- Never use an unverified pin adapter to bridge proprietary pinouts. Replacing a PSU cannot correct a damaged motherboard, shorted load, or unsuitable mains circuit.
Revision and documentation notes
R750 PSU choices include differing wattages/efficiencies and regional input. Verify exact model string, service tag support, and matching redundant pair. Ratings shown are the source-backed nominal model reference; manufacturer documentation can change with regional SKU, revision, certification listing, or replacement part. Confirm all figures against the exact source manual and the PSU label before purchasing or servicing. AC/DC figures on this archive do not describe internal topology or guarantee used-unit condition.
Sources & further reading
- Manufacturer or model reference: Dell PowerEdge R750 1400 W PSU (D1400E-S0)Primary product/manual listing for the named model; verify that its exact suffix matches this record and the unit label.
- Intel ATX desktop power supply design guide (where ATX applies)Standards context only; does not certify this SKU or apply to proprietary server/legacy interfaces.
- Corsair modular-cable compatibility chart (illustrative; use the named PSU maker’s exact list)Illustrates manufacturer-specific PSU cable rules; use the named PSU brand's exact compatibility list.
Specifications here are not a substitute for the manufacturer’s model-specific manual, label, chassis service guide, or electrical safety regulations. Where a generic family webpage conflicts with the exact unit label/manual, the label and specific manual control.