Intel

Intel FXX750PCRPS 750W Cold Redundant Power Supply

Reliable Power for Your Critical Systems: Intel 750W Redundant Power Supply The Intel FXX750PCRPS is a 750W cold redundant power supply, designed for reliable and efficient power delivery to your critical systems. With platinum-efficiency, this common redundant power supply ensures stable operati...

View price on Amazon
Affiliate Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, Studio Supplies earns from qualifying purchases made through links on this page, at no additional cost to you. This helps support our editorial team.

Notice a mistake? Let Us Know

Overview

Reliable Power for Your Critical Systems: Intel 750W Redundant Power Supply

The Intel FXX750PCRPS is a 750W cold redundant power supply, designed for reliable and efficient power delivery to your critical systems. With platinum-efficiency, this common redundant power supply ensures stable operation and minimizes downtime.

Specifications:

  • Brand: Intel
  • Model: FXX750PCRPS
  • Power Output: 750W
  • Type: Cold Redundant Power Supply
  • Efficiency: Platinum Efficiency
  • Part Number: E98791-007 / 010
  • OEM Part Number: DPS-750XB A

Specifications

Brand
Intel
Model
FXX750PCRPS
Power Output
750W
Redundancy Type
Cold Redundant
Product Type
Power Supply

Similar Products

Other products from the same family that visitors often consider:

Frequently Asked Questions

This Intel power supply provides 750 watts of power, suitable for various server applications.
"Cold Redundant" means that the redundant power supply unit is typically in a low-power or off state and only activates when the primary unit fails, potentially saving energy.
No, the Intel FXX750PCRPS is specifically an Intel Cold Redundant Power Supply, which indicates it's designed for server environments, not standard desktop PCs.
A redundant power supply ensures continuous operation of a server or system even if one power module fails, greatly enhancing reliability and uptime.
The product title and features do not specify any efficiency ratings, such as 80 Plus Bronze or Gold.
As an Intel power supply, it is typically designed for compatibility and optimal performance within Intel-based server systems.
While cold redundant systems aim for quick takeover, there can be a very slight delay compared to hot-swappable or active-active redundant configurations, though it's typically negligible for most server applications.