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WMtec DL380 G6 G7 750w Server Power Supply 591556-101 599383-001
A 750 W power supply module for HP DL380 G6 and G7 servers, matching part numbers 591556-101 and 599383-001
- 750 watt output powers demanding server workloads
- Compatible with HP DL380 G6 and G7 chassis
- Hot-plug module enables replacement without system downtime
- Part numbers 591556-101 and 599383-001 ensure correct fit
HP DL380 G6 G7 750 W server power supply
This 750 W power supply module is built for HP DL380 Generation 6 and Generation 7 servers. It replaces part numbers 591556-101 and 599383-001 in compatible chassis. The unit delivers hot-plug redundant power for mission-critical workloads. It is aimed at administrators maintaining or expanding existing DL380 G6 or G7 deployments.
750 W capacity for dual-processor configurations
The 750 watt output comfortably supports dual-processor DL380 configurations with multiple drive bays and standard expansion cards. It provides enough headroom for typical memory populations and RAID controllers in these generations. The supply reaches its limit when the chassis is filled with high-wattage processors, maximum DIMM counts and multiple high-power GPU or FPGA accelerators. Builders needing more power for dense GPU farms or heavier accelerator loads must select a higher-wattage redundant module.
Highlights
- 750 watt output powers demanding server workloads
- Compatible with HP DL380 G6 and G7 chassis
- Hot-plug module enables replacement without system downtime
- Part numbers 591556-101 and 599383-001 ensure correct fit
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 750w output support the existing DL380 G6 backplane without modification?
The module is rated at 750w and matches part numbers 591556-101 and 599383-001, so it fits the original DL380 G6 G7 power bay and connects to the standard backplane connector.
How can I confirm the 591556-101 unit is delivering stable power once installed?
Check the front-panel LED on the supply; a steady green light indicates normal operation, while amber or blinking signals a fault that the server management log will detail.
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