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Supersuperuncle HP P6500 EVA4400 TDPS-250AB A 519842-001 5697-7682 server power supply

SKU CH-9B9Q-XSYP2

Compatible with HP P6500 EVA4400 storage arrays using part numbers 519842-001 and 5697-7682

  • Designed for HP P6500 EVA4400 storage arrays
  • 250 W output supports demanding storage workloads
  • Replaces original part 519842-001 for direct compatibility
  • Verified fit with HP part numbers 5697-7682 and TDPS-250AB A

Compatible HP P6500 EVA4400 Power Supply

This 250 W server power supply is built for the HP P6500 EVA4400 storage array. It carries part numbers 519842-001 and 5697-7682 for exact identification. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation in the target enclosure. It serves administrators who need a direct replacement for a failed or missing module.

Hot-Plug Module for Redundant Power Bays

The supply slides into the array's redundant power bays and supports hot-plug replacement without shutting down the system. It frees the administrator from sourcing proprietary cabling because the connector matches the original chassis design. Builds that require a different wattage, form factor or vendor platform cannot use this module.

Highlights

  • Designed for HP P6500 EVA4400 storage arrays
  • 250 W output supports demanding storage workloads
  • Replaces original part 519842-001 for direct compatibility
  • Verified fit with HP part numbers 5697-7682 and TDPS-250AB A

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What continuous load does the TDPS-250AB sustain before thermal limits engage?

The unit is rated for 250 W continuous output; sustained loads at or above this level will trigger its protection circuitry.

How loud is the fan when the supply runs at full load inside an EVA4400 array?

The built-in variable-speed fan ramps to maximum airflow at full 250 W load, producing noticeable but typical server-grade noise.

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