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A 10-pin internal power cable for Proliant DL380 G6 G7 and DL385 G6 servers

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Ruth's sister Proliant DL380 G6 G7 DL385 G6 10PIN backplane power cable 463184-001 496070-001

SKU CH-6SM1-PCDB3

Connects the 10-pin hard-drive backplane to power in ProLiant DL380 G6, G7 and DL385 G6 servers

  • Compatible with ProLiant DL380 G6 and G7 servers
  • Supports ProLiant DL385 G6 backplane power delivery
  • 10-pin connector matches part numbers 463184-001 and 496070-001
  • New internal power cable for hard drive backplane integration

Proliant DL380 G6 G7 DL385 G6 10-pin cable

This 10-pin backplane power cable is built for Proliant DL380 G6, DL380 G7 and DL385 G6 servers. It connects the hard-drive backplane to the system power distribution board using part numbers 463184-001 and 496070-001. The cable is new and intended for internal server maintenance or replacement.

Replaces specific HP part numbers only

The cable matches the two listed HP spare numbers, so it fits the exact backplane power routing in those chassis. It does not support other Proliant generations, different pin-count backplanes or non-HP server platforms. Buyers needing cables for other models or connector types should look elsewhere.

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Questions about this item

How often should the 10PIN backplane power cable be inspected or replaced in a ProLiant DL380 G6?

Inspect the cable during routine server maintenance; replace it if the insulation shows cracking, the pins are bent, or the connector feels loose when seated.

What is the first sign that the 10PIN backplane power cable is reaching its limit under sustained load?

The connector may become warm to the touch or show slight discoloration, indicating the contact resistance is rising before any server throttle occurs.

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