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Supersuperuncle 573W server power supply for HP P2000G3 592267-001 7001540-J000

SKU CH-4A6S-Y8FR2

573-watt replacement power supply for HP P2000 G3 storage servers using part numbers 592267-001 and 7001540-J000

  • 573 W output powers the HP P2000 G3 storage array
  • Direct replacement for part numbers 592267-001 and 7001540-J000
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from first install
  • Server power supply form factor fits the original chassis bay

Compatible replacement for HP P2000G3

This 573W server power supply replaces part numbers 592267-001 and 7001540-J000 in the HP P2000G3 storage array. It is intended for system administrators maintaining existing infrastructure. The unit ships new and matches the original electrical specification.

Installation requires the HP P2000G3 chassis

The supply slides into the dedicated bay of the P2000G3 enclosure and draws AC power from the facility circuit. No additional cables or adapters are included beyond the standard connector. Builders needing a different form factor or higher wattage must select another model.

Highlights

  • 573 W output powers the HP P2000 G3 storage array
  • Direct replacement for part numbers 592267-001 and 7001540-J000
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from first install
  • Server power supply form factor fits the original chassis bay

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What is the maximum continuous output before the 573 W limit is reached?

The unit is rated for 573 W continuous output, so sustained loads above that level will hit the built-in protection limit.

How much heat does the 573 W unit produce when running at full load all day?

At full 573 W load the supply draws more power than it delivers, and the difference appears as heat inside the chassis.

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