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NShi 180W Power Supply for HP ProDesk 800 G3 SFF 600 G3 SFF
A 180W desktop power supply compatible with HP ProDesk 800 G3 SFF, 600 G3 SFF and other listed models, tested with CE and UL certificates
- Chassis TypeDesktop
- 180 W output powers compatible HP ProDesk and 280 models
- Tested unit with CE and UL certificates ensures safe operation
- Wide 100–240 V AC input works on global mains supplies
- Replaces multiple HP part numbers including 901763-002 and 901765-003
- Desktop form factor fits small-form-factor chassis directly
180W Desktop PSU for HP ProDesk SFF
This 180W power supply unit fits HP ProDesk 800 G3 SFF, 600 G3 SFF and compatible small-form-factor desktops. It replaces OEM units with part numbers such as 901763-002, 901765-003 and model D16-180P2A. The unit accepts 100-240V AC input at 50-60Hz and delivers a maximum output of 180W. It is supplied new and tested with CE and UL certification.
Who this suits and who it does not
It suits owners of the listed HP ProDesk, 285 Pro G3 MT, 280 Pro G3 MT, ProDesk 480 and 400 models who need a direct-replacement 180W PSU. It does not suit systems requiring higher wattage, proprietary non-standard connectors, or server-grade redundant power. Builders using full-size ATX cases or workstations with dual-GPU configurations should look elsewhere.
Deciding specification: 180W maximum output
The single figure that determines compatibility is the 180W maximum output power. Verify that your HP desktop’s original PSU is rated at 180W and uses the same part number or model number listed above. If your system demands more than 180W, this unit will not support it.
Highlights
- 180 W output powers compatible HP ProDesk and 280 models
- Tested unit with CE and UL certificates ensures safe operation
- Wide 100–240 V AC input works on global mains supplies
- Replaces multiple HP part numbers including 901763-002 and 901765-003
- Desktop form factor fits small-form-factor chassis directly
Specifications
| Chassis Type | Desktop |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the NShi 180W PSU into my HP ProDesk 800 G3 SFF, and what step is often missed?
Remove the side panel, unscrew the old PSU from the rear bracket, slide the new unit in and secure it with the same screws, then reconnect the motherboard and drive cables; the step often missed is re-seating the 4-pin CPU power connector near the socket.
What maintenance will this 180W power supply need over time?
Dust can build up on the intake vents and internal fan; blow out the vents with compressed air every few months to keep airflow clear and the unit running within its 180W rating.
What is the first limit I will hit when running this PSU at continuous load?
The hard ceiling is the 180W maximum output; sustained draw at or near that level will trigger over-power protection and shut the system down.
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