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Supersuperuncle server power supply for HP ML530/ML570 G1 DPS-450CB-1 157793-001

SKU CH-H8QC-GKFB0

Replacement 450 W server power supply for HP ML530 and ML570 G1 systems

  • Compatible with HP ML530 G1 and ML570 G1 servers
  • Replaces HP part numbers 157793-001 and 144596-001
  • Matches DPS-450CB-1 specification for direct swap
  • New condition ensures full rated 450 W output

Compatible HP ML530 ML570 G1

This replacement power supply is built for the HP ML530 and ML570 G1 server platforms. It matches part numbers 157793-001 and 144596-001 alongside the DPS-450CB-1 model. The unit delivers 450 watts of power for compatible systems.

Not for non-HP or other generations

This supply suits technicians restoring or maintaining those specific G1 servers. It will not fit servers outside the ML530 or ML570 G1 lines. Buyers needing different wattages or form factors must look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Compatible with HP ML530 G1 and ML570 G1 servers
  • Replaces HP part numbers 157793-001 and 144596-001
  • Matches DPS-450CB-1 specification for direct swap
  • New condition ensures full rated 450 W output

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What is the maximum continuous power output the DPS-450CB-1 can deliver before its protection circuits activate?

The unit is rated at 450 watts; sustained loads above that level will trigger the built-in over-power protection and shut the supply down.

How loud is the cooling fan when the power supply runs at full load for an extended period?

The internal fan spins faster as load increases; at full 450-watt output it produces noticeable but typical server-grade airflow noise.

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