Dell T610 manual Feature Energy Smart PSU High Output PSU

Dell™ PowerEdge™ T610 Technical Guidebook

D. Power Consumption Testing

Feature	Energy Smart PSU	High Output PSU
Dimensions	L-206.4 mm1 x W-67.5 mm x H-76.5 mm
Status Indicators	1 x bi-color Light Emitting Diode
Integrated Fans	1 x 60 mm
Fixed Input Plug	IEC-C14
AC Cord Rating	15 Amps @ 120 VAC, 10 Amps @ 240 VAC
Input Voltage	90 – 264 VAC
Auto-ranging	Yes
Line Frequency	47 – 63Hz
Maximum Inrush Current	55 Amps per supply for 10 ms or less
Hot-Swap Capability	Yes
Output Power	570 Watts	870 Watts
Maximum Heat Dissipation	1944.9 BTU per hour	2968.6 BTU per hour
Efficiency (20% - 100%	86.9 – 90.5% @ 115 VAC	85 – 88% @ 115 VAC
Load)	88 – 92% @ 230 VAC	87 – 90% @ 230 VAC

1. Does not include the power supply handle or ejection tab

E. Maximum Input Amps

Max input current (High Output): 12A @ 90 VAC and 6A @ 180 VAC

Max input current (EnergySmart): 7.8A @ 90 VAC and 3.9A @ 180 VAC

F. EnergySMART Enablement

The 11G family implements aspects of Dell’s new Energy Smart strategy.

Major differences include:

•Discontinuing Energy Smart branded servers with limited configurations and instead offering

Energy Smart components on a portfolio level, such as high capacity and Energy Smart power supplies

•Allowing customers to order either a lowest power footprint configuration or a best performance-per-watt configuration

•Offering Energy Smart-selected components such as DIMMs or hard drives, but not "cherry picking" or screening individual manufacturer’s components based on energy consumption

G.Acoustics

The acoustical design of the PowerEdge T610 reflects the following:

•Adherence to Dell’s high sound quality standards. Sound quality is different from sound power level and sound pressure level in that it describes how humans respond to annoyances in sound, like whistles, hums, etc. One of the sound quality metrics in the Dell specification is prominence ratio of a tone, and this is listed in the table below.

•Office environment acoustics. Compare the values for LpAm in the table below and note that they are much lower than ambient measurements of typical office environments.

•Configurable for minimum noise. Dell’s advanced thermal control results in the ability of the acoustically sensitive user to configure for minimum noise. Some of the perhaps less intuitive but potentially important decision-making configuration examples are listed below.

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