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YINGHUA 350W server power supply for Proliant ML310e G8 DPS-350AB-20 A

SKU CH-30MR-4RGE8

350W replacement PSU compatible with ProLiant ML310e G8 servers using part numbers 671310-001 and 686761-001

  • 350W output powers ProLiant ML310e G8 servers
  • Compatible with part numbers 671310-001 and 686761-001
  • Matches DPS-350AB-20 A form factor for direct replacement
  • Brand-new condition ensures reliable server operation

350W PSU for ProLiant ML310e G8

This new YINGHUA power supply delivers 350 watts for the HPE ProLiant ML310e Gen8 server. It matches part numbers 671310-001 and 686761-001 and fits the DPS-350AB-20 A form factor. The unit is designed as a direct replacement for the original factory module.

Replaces failed or missing OEM unit

Install this supply when the original 350W module has failed or is absent from the chassis. The jump is worth it if the server will not power on or shows redundant-power warnings with the current hardware. Do not use this unit for systems requiring a higher wattage rating or a different mechanical form factor.

Highlights

  • 350W output powers ProLiant ML310e G8 servers
  • Compatible with part numbers 671310-001 and 686761-001
  • Matches DPS-350AB-20 A form factor for direct replacement
  • Brand-new condition ensures reliable server operation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What server chassis does this 350W power supply fit?

It is built for the Proliant ML310e G8 chassis and replaces part numbers 671310-001 and 686761-001.

How is the DPS-350AB-20 A installed, and what step is often missed?

Slide the unit into the hot-plug bay until the latch clicks; the common mistake is not pushing far enough to engage the latch.

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