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ATX power supply tested working for 638526-B21 and 639852-001 C7000 blade modules
This ATX power supply is built to fit the 638526-B21 and 639852-001 part numbers used in C7000 Blade Box VC Flex-10/10D switch modules. It serves technicians and integrators who need a direct, tested unit to restore power redundancy in those chassis. Each unit is verified working before it ships.
Because the supply operates inside a multi-module blade enclosure, it is designed to maintain steady output while adjacent switch modules draw variable loads. The tested working condition confirms it can hold its rated performance over long duty cycles rather than only during brief peaks.
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The unit is tested working and built for the C7000 Blade Box VC Flex-10/10D Switch Module, so it meets the thermal and acoustic profile required by that enclosure.
You need an HP C7000 Blade Box that uses part numbers 638526-B21 or 639852-001 for the VC Flex-10/10D Switch Module.
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