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Supersuperuncle 800W Server Power Supply for HP DL380G5 DPS-800GB A 403781-001 379123 HSTNS-PR01
800W replacement server power supply compatible with HP DL380 G5 and part numbers 403781-001, 379123, HSTNS-PR01
- 800W output powers HP DL380 G5 servers
- Direct replacement for part numbers 403781-001 and 379123
- Hot-swap design enables maintenance without server downtime
- New condition ensures full rated performance from installation
800W Power Supply for HP DL380G5
This 800 watt server power supply is built for the HP DL380G5 platform. It matches part numbers DPS-800GB A, 403781-001, 379123 and HSTNS-PR01. The unit is supplied new and fits directly into the designated server chassis. It provides the rated output required by the original system configuration.
Suitable for DL380G5 replacement or spare
This unit suits administrators replacing a failed supply in an HP DL380G5 or keeping a cold spare on site. It is not for builders who need a different form factor, a different wattage rating, or a supply compatible with other server models. Buyers requiring redundant hot-plug modules for a different generation should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 800W output powers HP DL380 G5 servers
- Direct replacement for part numbers 403781-001 and 379123
- Hot-swap design enables maintenance without server downtime
- New condition ensures full rated performance from installation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I verify the 800W unit is delivering stable power after installing it in my HP DL380G5?
The server's iLO management interface reports real-time voltage and wattage for each supply; confirm all rails show green status and no fault LEDs are lit on the supply itself.
Does the DPS-800GB A 403781-001 379123 HSTNS-PR01 ship with any cables or mounting hardware, or must I source them separately?
The unit is a hot-plug module that slides directly into the DL380G5 chassis; no external cables or separate brackets are required for installation.
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