HPE J9535A 20-port Gig-T PoE+ / 4-port SFP v2 zl switch module
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430-watt power supply for ProLiant ML310 G3 and G4 servers
This 430 watt unit is built for the ProLiant ML310 G3 and G4 server lines. It replaces a failed or missing internal supply in those specific chassis. The part number 432479-001 confirms the correct fit for supported configurations. Buyers maintaining these legacy HP servers will find a direct match.
The module uses a vendor-specific form factor and connector layout that only fits the listed ML310 generations. It cannot be adapted to standard ATX motherboards or other server brands without custom wiring. The 430 watt ceiling restricts use to the original component set for these models. Systems needing higher output or redundant supplies require a different chassis platform.
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The 432479-001 is the single part number listed for both the Proliant ML310 G3 and G4, so there is no alternate version to choose.
It means the supply can deliver up to 430 watts to the server's components, matching the power budget HP specified for the ML310 G3 and G4.
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