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360 W ATX power supply built for SUN A1000 and D1000 storage arrays
This 360W ATX unit is built as a direct replacement for SUN 300-1340 and PEX737-30 power supplies used in A1000 and D1000 storage arrays. It is intended for administrators maintaining legacy SUN storage systems that require this specific form factor and connector layout. Each unit is tested working before shipment.
The ATX form factor defines physical dimensions and connector pin-outs, but SUN storage arrays often use proprietary backplane signalling that a standard desktop ATX supply cannot satisfy. This unit matches the original 360W rating and the 3001340-03 part number, so it fits the chassis and power budget without modification. Builders needing higher wattage or redundant hot-swap modules for other platforms should look elsewhere.
| Type | ATX |
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Yes, this listing supplies a single 360W model that matches the 3001340-03 part number.
The 360W output is the original specification for those SUN arrays, so it delivers the power they were designed for.
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