Power Supply Specifications; Power Redundancy Options; Table 5. 2700W Power Supply - Dell PowerEdge M1000e Technical Manual

2700W power supply
The 2700W power supply provides two different capacity levels: 2700W and 1350W. The capacity is
determined by the AC cord line. If 220VAC is connected, the capacity is 2700W; if 110VAC is
connected, the capacity is 1350W. A 220VAC and 110VAC line cannot be plugged into the chassis at
the same time.
Input voltage
230VAC
230VAC
230VAC
230VAC

Power supply specifications

Each power supply offers:

Up to 91%+ AC/DC conversion efficiency (2360W power supply) or up to 94%+ AC/DC
conversion efficiency (2700W power supply)

DPSE, which automatically engages the minimum number of supplies required to power a given
configuration, maximizing power supply efficiency
The following detail the PowerEdge M1000e chassis power supply capabilities:

2360W or 2700W maximum for each power supply (depending which PSU is chosen)

220VAC (single PSU runs 180V–260VAC) or 110VAC input (2700W power supply only)

50Hz or 60Hz input

14A minimum (2360W power supply) to 18A maximum input (2700W power supply, running at
1350W during 100V operation)

192A (Amps) @ +12VDC output (operational)

4.5A @ +12VDC output (standby)

Power redundancy options

The six power supplies allow for two different redundancy options: grid redundancy and power
supply redundancy. With grid redundancy, the six power supplies are divided into two banks. Bank 1
has slots 1 to 3, and bank 2 has slots 4 to 6. They should be populated in the following order:
1,4,2,5,3,6. See Figure 21 for grid redundancy setup.
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Table 5. 2700W power supply
Input frequency
50-60 Hz
50-60 Hz
50-60 Hz
50-60 Hz
Output load
10%
20%
50%
100%
Power factor (PF)
.94
.97
.99
.99