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HP 577427-001 SAS 6 Bay HDD Backplane Board ProLiant DL385 G6
Connects up to six SAS hard drives in a ProLiant DL385 G6 server
- Electrical Outlet Plug TypeOthers
- Supports six SAS drives for expanded storage
- Direct-fit backplane for ProLiant DL385 G6 servers
- New condition ensures reliable drive connectivity
- Part 577427-001 simplifies ordering and installation
HP 577427-001 SAS Backplane for DL385 G6
This HP 577427-001 SAS backplane board provides six drive bays for the ProLiant DL385 G6 server. It connects Serial Attached SCSI storage directly to the system backplane. The part is supplied new and matches the original server chassis layout. It serves administrators who need to replace a failed or missing backplane in this specific generation.
Sustained drive connectivity in the DL385 G6
Under continuous operation the board maintains the electrical path between up to six SAS drives and the server controller. It handles the steady data flow required by always-on storage arrays without active cooling of its own. The component has no onboard intelligence; it relies on the server fans for thermal management. Buyers who need hot-plug carrier cages or a different bay count should verify chassis compatibility before ordering.
Highlights
- Supports six SAS drives for expanded storage
- Direct-fit backplane for ProLiant DL385 G6 servers
- New condition ensures reliable drive connectivity
- Part 577427-001 simplifies ordering and installation
Specifications
| Electrical Outlet Plug Type | Others |
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Questions about this item
How much power does the 577427-001 backplane draw when all six bays are active?
The board itself is passive and draws negligible power; total consumption depends on the SAS drives installed in the ProLiant DL385 G6.
Which server chassis and drive interfaces are required to install this backplane?
It fits the ProLiant DL385 G6 and connects to the system board via SAS cables for six drive bays.
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