Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 500 W ATX power for ML350 G10 servers, part numbers 837071-001 and 866726-001, tested working
This 500W ATX unit is built for HPE ProLiant ML350 Gen10 servers requiring the HSTNS-PL64 form factor. It suits administrators replacing a failed module or adding a second unit for 1+1 redundancy in supported chassis.
The supply slides into the server bay and locks with the integrated handle; no cables are routed inside the chassis. Failures usually occur when the replacement part number does not match 837071-001 or 866726-001, causing the system to reject the module.
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The supply has been test-worked by the supplier; once fitted, the server should POST and remain stable under load, confirming correct operation.
The unit itself is included; mounting screws, power cables and any server-specific brackets are not supplied and must be obtained separately.
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