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Ruth's sister PS-3381-1C1 400W internal power cable

SKU CH-BPS0-RN50M

400 W internal power cable for DL380 G3 servers with active PFC and 100-240 V input

  • 400 W output powers DL380 G3 servers reliably
  • Active PFC corrects power factor across 100-240 V input
  • Non-modular design simplifies internal cable routing
  • Built for server application with ESP113 compatibility
  • Package includes PSU unit for immediate installation

Server PSU for DL380 G3

This 400 W unit matches the PS-3381-1C1 part number used in DL380 G3 and ESP113 servers. It accepts 100-240 V input and includes active power-factor correction. The non-modular design means all cables are fixed in place.

Fits specific legacy servers only

It suits administrators replacing a failed PS-3381-1C1 in a DL380 G3 or ESP113 chassis. Builders working on modern ATX systems, newer ProLiant generations or any platform requiring modular cables or PCIe power connectors should look elsewhere.

Package includes the power supply unit

The supplied box contains the PSU itself with its fixed cable harness. No extra mounting brackets, adapter cables or management software are bundled, so installation relies on the server's existing rail and connector layout.

Highlights

  • 400 W output powers DL380 G3 servers reliably
  • Active PFC corrects power factor across 100-240 V input
  • Non-modular design simplifies internal cable routing
  • Built for server application with ESP113 compatibility
  • Package includes PSU unit for immediate installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What server model must I already have for the PS-3381-1C1 400 W unit to fit and power on?

The PS-3381-1C1 is built for the DL380 G3 ESP113 chassis; it slides into that server's power bay and connects to the system board without adapters.

Will the PS-3381-1C1 share load with an older supply still installed in the same DL380 G3?

The DL380 G3 supports redundant supplies, so a second PS-3381-1C1 can run alongside the original unit and the server will balance the 400 W output between them.

How can I confirm the PS-3381-1C1 is delivering power correctly after installation?

The server's front-panel LEDs show power-good status, and the integrated management log reports each supply's 100-240 V input and 400 W output within normal range.

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