Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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1000W ATX power supply compatible with HP DL380, ML350 and 370 G5 servers
This new 1000W power supply unit carries the DPS-800GB A designation with part numbers 379123-001 and 403781-001. It is built for HP ProLiant DL380, ML350 and ML370 G5 servers requiring an ATX-type module. The unit restores redundant power capability in compatible enterprise chassis.
The part replaces a failed, missing or degraded original supply in a G5 server where uptime matters. The jump is worth it when the chassis shows power warnings, a module has been removed, or a cold-spare is needed for the existing 1000W redundancy scheme.
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This unit is built for the HP DL380, ML350 and ML370 G5 chassis and slides directly into their redundant power bays.
Insert the module until the latch clicks; a loose seat leaves the 1000W unit unpowered even though the fan spins.
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