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Rectangular silver server power supply unit with rear fan grille and power connector

WMtec

WMtec DPS-600WB 600W server power supply for HP Envy Phoenix 860-030

SKU CH-P2A8-ZB2RG MPN DPS-600WB

A 600W replacement power supply for the HP Envy Phoenix 860-030 desktop

  • Delivers 600 W for HP Envy Phoenix 860-030
  • Exact replacement for part 832006-001 003
  • Model DPS-600WB B matches original spec
  • Brand-new unit ready for installation

Compatible 600W PSU for HP Envy Phoenix 860-030

This WMtec DPS-600WB unit replaces the original 832006-001 power supply in the HP Envy Phoenix 860-030 desktop. It delivers 600W of power for the system components. The server-grade design suits the workstation chassis. Buyers needing a different form factor or higher wattage cannot use this model.

Direct replacement for part 832006-001 003

The supply matches the manufacturer material number 832006-001 003 and model DPS-600WB B exactly. No extra cables or adapters are included in the package. Installation uses the existing connectors in the 860-030 case. Systems requiring redundant or hot-swap modules are not supported.

Highlights

  • Delivers 600 W for HP Envy Phoenix 860-030
  • Exact replacement for part 832006-001 003
  • Model DPS-600WB B matches original spec
  • Brand-new unit ready for installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the internal cooling fan need replacement after extended use in the HP Envy Phoenix 860-030?

The fan is a sealed component inside the 600W DPS-600WB unit; if it fails the entire power supply is replaced rather than the fan alone.

What thermal limit triggers shutdown first during sustained 600W load in the 860-030 chassis?

The built-in over-temperature protection on the DPS-600WB will shut the supply down before any other component reaches its limit.

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