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Supersuperuncle 796346-001 400W 6PIN server power supply

SKU CH-DH31-BG6VS

400W server power supply with 6-pin connector for HP Z240, 400, 600, 705 and 800 G1/G2 workstations

  • Compatible with HP Z240, 400, 600, 705, 800 G1 G2
  • 400W output delivers reliable server power
  • 6-pin connector ensures correct motherboard fit
  • New condition guarantees full rated performance

Compatible HP Workstation Replacement

This 400 W server power supply is built for HP Z240, Z400, Z600, Z705 and Z800 G1 and G2 workstations. It uses a six-pin connector that matches the original unit. The part number 796346-001 confirms direct fitment for listed models.

Upgrading From Failed Or Missing Units

The supply replaces a broken or absent original PSU in the compatible HP chassis. It is not suited for systems needing higher wattage or different connector layouts. Buyers with non-listed workstations or custom builds should verify pinout and form factor before ordering.

Highlights

  • Compatible with HP Z240, 400, 600, 705, 800 G1 G2
  • 400W output delivers reliable server power
  • 6-pin connector ensures correct motherboard fit
  • New condition guarantees full rated performance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 796346-001 unit fit an HP Z240, 400, 600, 705 or 800 G1/G2 chassis?

Yes — the supplier lists this 400W 6PIN supply as compatible with HP Z240, 400, 600, 705 and 800 G1 and G2 systems.

What is the correct way to seat the 6-pin connector during installation?

Align the keyed 6-pin plug with the motherboard socket and press firmly until the latch clicks; the step often missed is verifying the latch is fully engaged before powering on.

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