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750 W hot-plug common-slot power supply for ProLiant DL380 G6 and G7 servers
This HP 506822-201 module delivers 750 watts through the Common Slot form factor and supports hot-plug replacement. It is built for ProLiant DL380 G6 and G7 servers and the ML370 G6 and G7 tower models. The unit suits administrators who need redundant power in those specific chassis.
The supply only fits servers that accept the Common Slot power interface, so it cannot be used in standard ATX cases or in ProLiant generations outside the listed G6 and G7 families. Buyers who need a different form factor or higher wattage must select another module.
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The 750W unit suits configurations with multiple processors, full memory banks and several drive cages; a lower-wattage Common Slot supply only works if your total load stays within its lower limit.
It means the supply can continuously deliver up to 750W to the server’s components while maintaining high-efficiency operation, and it will share load with any second hot-plug supply fitted in the redundant bay.
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