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godream 7001540-J000 HP P2000G3 Disk Storage Power Supply 573W

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A 573 W ATX power supply for HP P2000 G3 disk storage arrays

  • Product typeATX
  • 573 W output powers the HP P2000 G3 disk array
  • ATX form factor fits standard server chassis
  • Replacement part number 7001540-J000 matches HP 81-00000083-00-01
  • New condition ensures reliable operation from first install

HP P2000 G3 Disk Storage 573W Power Supply

This 573W ATX power supply is built for the HP P2000 G3 disk storage array. It replaces part number 81-00000083-00-01 and carries manufacturer part 7001540-J000. The unit is sold new and ready for installation. It suits administrators who need a direct replacement to keep their storage system running.

Standard ATX form factor fits the chassis without

No extra cables, brackets or management software are included in the package. Buyers who require redundant hot-swap modules or a different wattage rating will need to source the appropriate alternative separately.

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Price $63.99
Cheaper than about 83% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Will the 573W power supply need its internal fan replaced during the life of the HP P2000G3 array?

The unit is a sealed ATX power supply; fan replacement is not a user-serviceable task and would require swapping the entire 7001540-J000 module.

What thermal or current limit is reached first when the P2000G3 runs all drive bays continuously at full load?

The 573W rated output is the primary limit; sustained draw above that level triggers the supply's over-current protection and shuts the array down.

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