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HP

HP DPS-460EB 460W 12V Common Slot Redundant Power Supply

SKU CH-Q6AN-XM8BA

460-watt common-slot redundant supply delivering 12 V for ProLiant DL380 G6 and ML350 G6 servers

  • Delivers 460W to keep ProLiant DL380 G6 running
  • 12V common-slot design enables hot-swap redundancy
  • High-efficiency operation lowers energy draw in rack servers
  • Fits DL380 G6 and ML350 G6 for simple replacement

460 W 12 V Common Slot Redundant Power Supply

This 460 W redundant supply fits HP Common Slot bays and delivers a single 12 V output for ProLiant DL380 G6 and ML350 G6 servers. It is built for hot-swap replacement in mission-critical racks where uptime depends on N+N power architecture.

Practical limits of the Common Slot interface

The unit only supports systems that accept a 460 W Common Slot module and cannot power chassis requiring higher-wattage or multi-voltage cartridges. Buyers needing more than 460 W or a different form factor must select an alternative supply.

Highlights

  • Delivers 460W to keep ProLiant DL380 G6 running
  • 12V common-slot design enables hot-swap redundancy
  • High-efficiency operation lowers energy draw in rack servers
  • Fits DL380 G6 and ML350 G6 for simple replacement

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Is the 460 Watt Common Slot supply the right choice for a ProLiant DL380 G6 that needs hot-swap redundancy?

Yes, the DPS-460EB is built for the DL380 G6 Common Slot bay and supports hot-swap redundant operation alongside a second identical unit.

What does the 12 Volt output mean for the server's internal components once the supply is installed?

The single 12 Volt rail feeds the server's own voltage regulators, which then create the lower rails required by CPUs, memory and add-in cards.

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