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HP DPS-1200FB-1 A 1200W Server Power Supply
A 1200-Watt plug-in module for redundant power in ProLiant DL360, DL380 and SL170Z G6 servers
- 1200 watt output powers demanding ProLiant servers
- High-efficiency AC switching reduces energy waste
- Redundant plug-in module keeps systems running during failure
- Compatible with DL360 DL380 and SL170Z G6 models
- Lightweight 2.0 pound design simplifies installation
HP 1200W Redundant Power Module
This HP DPS-1200FB-1 A is a 1200-Watt high-efficiency switching AC power supply designed as a plug-in module for server redundancy. It fits ProLiant DL360, DL380 and SL170Z G6 servers and weighs 2.0 pound. The unit carries part numbers 578322-B21, 579229-001 and 570451-001.
Server administrators needing hot-swap redundancy
Administrators maintaining ProLiant G6 racks who require hot-swap redundant power will use this module to keep systems running during a supply failure. It is not suitable for builders needing a standalone ATX power supply for workstations or custom chassis. Buyers without a compatible ProLiant backplane cannot install or operate this module.
1200-Watt capacity for dual-CPU G6 loads
The 1200-Watt output comfortably handles dual-processor ProLiant DL360, DL380 or SL170Z G6 configurations with multiple drives and expansion cards. Headroom diminishes when every drive bay and PCIe slot is populated with high-draw components. Additional modules are required for N+1 redundancy beyond a single unit.
Highlights
- 1200 watt output powers demanding ProLiant servers
- High-efficiency AC switching reduces energy waste
- Redundant plug-in module keeps systems running during failure
- Compatible with DL360 DL380 and SL170Z G6 models
- Lightweight 2.0 pound design simplifies installation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which server chassis accepts the DPS-1200FB-1 A plug-in module?
The supply fits HP ProLiant DL360 G6, DL380 G6 and SL170Z G6 chassis that have a redundant power-supply bay.
Will the 1200-Watt unit share load with an existing lower-watt supply in the same server?
Redundant operation requires matching wattage; mixing a 1200-Watt module with a lower-rated unit is not supported.
How can I confirm the module is delivering power after installation?
The front-panel LED on the supply lights green when AC is present and the unit is outputting voltage to the backplane.
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