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HP DL380G5 1000W hot-plug power supply unit, metal enclosure

HP

HP 403781-001 DL380G5 1000W Hot Plug Power Supply

SKU CH-YWGM-RWQX5

A 1000 watt hot-plug power supply for HP DL380G5 servers

  • 1000 W output powers demanding DL380 G5 configurations
  • Hot-plug design allows replacement without server downtime
  • Genuine HP part 403781-001 ensures exact fit and compatibility
  • Single-unit package provides one complete internal power supply

HP 1000W hot-plug supply for DL380 G5

This 1000-watt AC power supply is built as a direct replacement for the HP DL380 G5 server. It ships new in single-unit packaging under part number 403781-001 and is designed for internal installation in compatible ProLiant chassis.

Hot-plug design keeps the server running during

The hot-plug capability lets administrators replace the unit without powering down the host, preserving uptime for critical workloads. A matching DL380 G5 bay and the server's redundant power architecture are required to use this feature.

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Price $67.99
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Questions about this item

What is the maximum continuous power output this 1000W supply can deliver to the DL380G5?

The unit is rated for 1000W continuous output when installed in the DL380G5 server.

How loud does the internal fan run when the supply operates at full load all day?

The internal fan speeds up automatically to keep temperatures safe during sustained high-load operation.

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