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HP HSTNS-PD06 700-Watts server power supply for DL360 G5
A 700-watt redundant hot-swap power supply module for ProLiant DL360 G5 servers
- 700-watt output powers demanding server workloads
- Hot-swap design enables replacement without system downtime
- Redundant architecture protects against single-point power failure
- Compatible with ProLiant DL360 G5 servers
- Weighs 2.0 pound for easy installation
700-Watt Redundant Power Module
This HP HSTNS-PD06 module delivers 700 watts of redundant power for ProLiant DL360 G5 servers. It supports hot-swap replacement so the server stays running during a change. The unit is new and weighs 2.0 pound. Part numbers 412211-001, 411076-001 and 393527-001 all refer to this model.
Suits DL360 G5 maintenance; not for other chassis
This supply fits administrators keeping a DL360 G5 operational or building a spare-parts inventory. It will not fit servers that require a different form factor, connector layout or wattage rating. Buyers needing power for a newer generation or a non-HP platform should look elsewhere.
700 watts for dual-CPU G5 loads
A single module handles a fully populated DL360 G5 with two processors, memory and storage under typical loads. Redundant pairs share the load so each unit runs well within its 700-watt rating. Capacity runs out if the configuration exceeds the server's original power budget or if a second module is not installed for redundancy.
Highlights
- 700-watt output powers demanding server workloads
- Hot-swap design enables replacement without system downtime
- Redundant architecture protects against single-point power failure
- Compatible with ProLiant DL360 G5 servers
- Weighs 2.0 pound for easy installation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will this 700-Watts power supply fit my ProLiant DL360 G5 server?
The HSTNS-PD06 is designed for the ProLiant DL360 G5 and matches part numbers 412211-001, 411076-001 and 393527-001.
Can I add this unit to an existing supply for redundancy?
Yes, it supports hot-swap redundant operation so a second module can be installed without shutting down the server.
How do I confirm the 700-Watts module is operating correctly after installation?
The server management console will show the supply as present and healthy, and the unit’s status LED will indicate normal operation.
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