ASTER RACKIT / Power supplies

Power matched to the platform and the site.

Match the complete PSU identity, input rating and host configuration. Quote replacement units, paired supplies and power accessories with the required redundancy and destination electrical supply clearly defined.

Exact PSU PNAC / DC inputRedundancy planning

Build a parts request Search by part number

Server equipment stored in the ASTER RACKIT warehouse — Warehouse overview; not confirmation of a particular part number or quantity.

Power supplies / product range

Choose the purchasing route that fits your project.

Platform-specific PSUs

Use the full PSU label and server model to identify the replacement. Housing shape or wattage alone is not enough to approve a different OEM part.

Paired & redundant supply

Describe the intended redundancy arrangement and existing PSU population. The final combination must follow the specific platform requirements.

Power accessories

List inlet type, cord requirements and destination supply with the PSU request. Power cords, adapters and internal power cables are separate unless explicitly included.

Part-number discipline

Same manufacturer does not mean the same part number.

OEM option numbers, service-spare numbers and component-manufacturer MPNs are distinct purchasing identities. Similar hardware is not an approved substitution.

OEM-labelled parts

Specify the server brand, full option or spare PN and exact target system. The manufacturer marking can be recorded alongside it; it must not replace the OEM number on your order.

Dell OEM parts HPE OEM parts Lenovo OEM parts

Component-brand products

Specify the manufacturer MPN and required specification. These products are quoted under their own identity, with host compatibility and any proposed OEM alternative reviewed separately.

Memory & storage Intel & AMD processors NVIDIA accelerators

Selection guide

Compare power supplies by the job they need to do.

Use this guide to prepare your requirement. Only the complete system and exact part identity can establish a suitable configuration.

Planning guide — not an automatic compatibility approval
Requirement	Typical buying purpose	Confirm before ordering
Single replacement	Replace a defined failed PSU.	Existing PN, revision, output rating, input range and target chassis.
Matched pair	Prepare a supported two-PSU configuration.	Permitted PSU combination, feed arrangement and redundancy target.
Accelerated server	Power a host with GPUs or other demanding options.	Complete system load, supported PSU option, input and internal cable kit.
Regional deployment	Prepare equipment for the destination site.	Available input supply, inlet/cord type and site electrical requirements.

Build the requirement

The details that prevent the wrong part arriving.

Complete label: Send a readable PSU label and the exact system model; keep all suffixes in the PN.
Input supply: Confirm AC or DC and the available input voltage before reviewing a power option.
Existing units: Record the installed PSU number, quantity and requested replacement or pairing.
Configuration load: Include processors, accelerators, drives and other major installed options.
Cords & connectors: Specify required external cords and internal cable accessories separately.
Acceptance: Agree the functional checks, condition and warranty terms for the offered units.

Project use

Support the way your team buys and deploys.

Maintenance stock

Organise spares by exact PSU identity and installed platform instead of a wattage-only category.

GPU server builds

Review power together with chassis, accelerator count and cooling configuration.

Multi-country projects

Keep destination power requirements attached to each shipment or installation group.

OEM part directory

Start with the exact number.

Examples from the parts directory, not a live stock list. Open an item for its description and applicable requirements; confirm the offered condition, host fit and availability with sales.

Dell · Part number