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Rectangular metal server PSU, silver finish, HP DL380G4 label

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle 600W server power supply for HP DL380G4 DPS-600PB B

SKU CH-65RJ-APSHJ

600W server power supply compatible with HP DL380G4 systems using part numbers 321632, 367238 and 501406393

  • Designed for HP DL380 G4 servers
  • 600 watt output supports demanding workloads
  • Matches part numbers 321632 and 367238
  • New condition ensures reliable operation

Replacement power supply for HP DL380G4

This 600W unit is built as a direct replacement for the HP DL380G4 server using part numbers 321632 and 367238-501406393-001. It matches the original DPS-600PB B form factor and connector layout so administrators can swap modules without re-cabling. The supply is new and intended for single-unit refresh or spare-stock replenishment. It is not suited for builders who need a different wattage or a non-HP chassis.

Thermals noise and power draw in normal use

The module delivers up to 600W continuous output to the DL380G4 platform under typical server loads. Internal fan speed scales with inlet temperature and power demand to maintain component limits. Acoustic output follows the server’s standard cooling profile rather than a quiet-pc curve. No efficiency rating or standby consumption figure is provided in the source data.

Highlights

  • Designed for HP DL380 G4 servers
  • 600 watt output supports demanding workloads
  • Matches part numbers 321632 and 367238
  • New condition ensures reliable operation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install this 600W supply into an HP DL380G4 and which step causes the most failures?

Slide the unit into the bay until the latch clicks, then tighten the captive screw; the step most often missed is fully seating the latch before tightening, which leaves the connector partially mated.

What maintenance will this DPS-600PB B unit need and which part wears out first?

The internal fan is the primary wear item; clean dust from its intake every six months and plan to replace the fan assembly when bearing noise appears.

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