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Rectangular silver server power supply unit with rear fan grille and power socket

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Supersuperuncle 468929-004 508148-001 DPS-850DB A 850W server power supply

SKU CH-JR2A-JR94A

850W server power supply compatible with HP Z800 workstations, part numbers 468929-004 and 508148-001

  • Delivers 850 W to power demanding HP Z800 workstations
  • Compatible with HP Z800 using part numbers 468929-004 and 508148-001
  • New condition ensures full rated output from first use
  • Model DPS-850DB A matches original workstation specifications

850W server supply for HP Z800

This 850W server power supply is built for the HP Z800 workstation platform. It delivers the rated output required by that chassis and fits the original mounting points. The unit is new and carries the part identifiers 468929-004 and 508148-001.

No bundled accessories included

The product ships as the power supply module alone without cables, brackets or software. Installers must reuse existing harnesses or source compatible connectors separately. Buyers who need a complete cable kit or a redundant hot-swap frame should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Delivers 850 W to power demanding HP Z800 workstations
  • Compatible with HP Z800 using part numbers 468929-004 and 508148-001
  • New condition ensures full rated output from first use
  • Model DPS-850DB A matches original workstation specifications

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What maintenance will the internal fan of the DPS-850DB A require over time?

The fan may need occasional cleaning with compressed air and replacement if it becomes noisy or stops spinning.

Which limit is reached first when the 850W supply runs continuously at full load?

Sustained full-load operation will hit the thermal limit before the electrical limit.

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