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HP API4PC07 240W power supply unit for DC7100 and 5100

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HP API4PC07 240W Power Supply For Dc7100/5100

SKU CH-0T8V-Z9P4K

A 240 watt power supply module for HP DC7100 and 5100 systems

  • 240 Watt output powers compatible HP desktops
  • Designed for DC7100 and 5100 workstations
  • Genuine HP part number API4PC07 ensures fit
  • Brand-new unit ready for installation

HP API4PC07 240W Power Supply Module

This HP API4PC07 is a 240 Watt switch module power supply built for HP Dc7100 and 5100 systems. It delivers the rated wattage required by those specific desktop workstations. The unit is supplied in new condition.

Compatibility limited to Dc7100 and 5100 models

This power supply fits only the HP Dc7100 and 5100 platforms listed in the specifications. Builders working with any other chassis or form factor cannot use this module. Buyers needing a different wattage or connector layout must source an alternative part.

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Price $89.99
Pricier than about 58% of the 1,517 comparable items (median $68.99).

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Brand nameHP

Questions about this item

What does the 240 W rating actually deliver inside a DC7100 or 5100 system?

The 240 W unit supplies the combined rail power that the DC7100 and 5100 chassis require for CPU, memory, expansion cards and drives, matching the original factory specification.

How does the API4PC07 connect to the DC7100 and 5100, and what does that interface limit?

The module plugs directly into the proprietary power backplane used by the DC7100 and 5100, so the mechanical keying and pin-out of that backplane define the maximum current each rail can carry.

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