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Rectangular silver metal server power supply unit with rear fan grille and power socket

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godream DPS-800GB A 379123-001 403781-001 power supply 1000W for HP DL380 ML350 370 G5

SKU CH-E5T6-YY42K

1000W ATX power supply compatible with HP DL380, ML350 and 370 G5 servers

  • TypeATX
  • 1000W output powers demanding HP server workloads
  • Compatible with DL380, ML350 and ML370 G5 systems
  • DPS-800GB A unit matches part numbers 379123-001 and 403781-001
  • New condition ensures reliable operation from first install

HP ProLiant G5 Server Power Replacement

This new 1000W power supply unit carries the DPS-800GB A designation with part numbers 379123-001 and 403781-001. It is built for HP ProLiant DL380, ML350 and ML370 G5 servers requiring an ATX-type module. The unit restores redundant power capability in compatible enterprise chassis.

Upgrade From Failed Or Missing Redundant Modules

The part replaces a failed, missing or degraded original supply in a G5 server where uptime matters. The jump is worth it when the chassis shows power warnings, a module has been removed, or a cold-spare is needed for the existing 1000W redundancy scheme.

Highlights

  • 1000W output powers demanding HP server workloads
  • Compatible with DL380, ML350 and ML370 G5 systems
  • DPS-800GB A unit matches part numbers 379123-001 and 403781-001
  • New condition ensures reliable operation from first install

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What HP server models does the DPS-800GB A 379123-001 403781-001 fit?

This unit is built for the HP DL380, ML350 and ML370 G5 chassis and slides directly into their redundant power bays.

What is the common mistake when installing this supply in a G5 server?

Insert the module until the latch clicks; a loose seat leaves the 1000W unit unpowered even though the fan spins.

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