WMtec
WMtec 750W Server Power Supply DPS-750RB A for H-P DL380 G6 G7
A 750 W server power supply delivering up to 62.5 A on the 12 V rail for H-P DL380 G6 and G7 systems
- 750 W maximum output for demanding server workloads
- Wide 100–240 V input range suits global power grids
- +12 V rail delivers up to 62.5 A for high-current components
- Compact 240 × 85 × 40 mm form factor fits standard bays
- Direct replacement for HPE DL380 G6 and G7 part numbers
Direct Replacement for DL380 G6 G7
This 750 watt server power supply matches the HSTNS-PL18 and 511778-001 part numbers used in H-P DL380 G6 and G7 systems. It fits the original chassis without modification and accepts 100 to 240 volt input at 50 to 60 hertz. The unit is new and ready for immediate deployment in compatible racks.
Swaps Out Failed or Lower-Capacity Units
It replaces a failed DPS-750RB A module or any lower-wattage supply that shares the same form factor. The upgrade is worthwhile when the existing unit can no longer deliver the rated 12 volt output or when added drives and cards increase the load beyond the old supply’s limit. Builders needing redundant hot-swap bays beyond the standard two should verify chassis support first.
Steady 12 Volt Output Under Continuous Load
The supply delivers up to 62.5 amps on the main 12 volt rail and 2.5 amps on the 12 volt standby rail for a combined 750 watt maximum. At 1005 grams it sits in a 240 by 85 by 40 millimetre enclosure designed for sustained airflow in dense server rows. Thermal performance remains consistent during extended operation rather than only in short bursts.
Highlights
- 750 W maximum output for demanding server workloads
- Wide 100–240 V input range suits global power grids
- +12 V rail delivers up to 62.5 A for high-current components
- Compact 240 × 85 × 40 mm form factor fits standard bays
- Direct replacement for HPE DL380 G6 and G7 part numbers
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 240 mm by 85 mm by 40 mm unit fit the DL380 G6 G7 bay?
The supply measures 240 mm long, 85 mm wide and 40 mm high, matching the standard hot-plug bay depth for those servers.
How do I install the DPS-750RB A without damaging the connector?
Slide the unit straight into the bay until the latch clicks; forcing it at an angle bends the blind-mate pins.
When should I replace the internal fan in a 750 W server PSU?
Replace the fan when bearing noise appears or airflow drops, typically after several years of continuous 62.5 A load operation.
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