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KHACHIMO DL580 G9 Power Supply HSTNS-PL30-AD 748283-201 748287-B21 748896-001 1200W

SKU CH-B01H-9GZXE

1200W ATX power supply tested working for DL580 G9 servers

  • TypeATX
  • 1200W output powers demanding server workloads
  • Tested working so it arrives ready for installation
  • Good quality components support reliable long-term operation
  • Compatible with DL580 G9 using part numbers 748283-201 748287-B21 748896-001

DL580 G9 1200W server power supply

This unit is a 1200 watt ATX power supply built for the DL580 G9 server platform. It carries part numbers HSTNS-PL30-AD, 748283-201, 748287-B21 and 748896-001. The module is new and has been tested working. It suits administrators replacing a failed unit or adding redundancy to a compatible chassis.

Fits DL580 G9 hot-plug bays

The supply slides into the native hot-plug bay without adapters or cable harness changes. Its ATX pin-out matches the server backplane, so no rewiring is required. The single module delivers the full rated output, freeing the second bay for a redundant unit or leaving it empty for lower-density configurations. Builders needing a different form factor or higher wattage must select another model.

Highlights

  • 1200W output powers demanding server workloads
  • Tested working so it arrives ready for installation
  • Good quality components support reliable long-term operation
  • Compatible with DL580 G9 using part numbers 748283-201 748287-B21 748896-001

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

How much continuous power can the 1200 W unit deliver before hitting its limit?

The supply is rated for 1200 W maximum output, so sustained loads up to that level are within specification.

What noise or heat should I expect when the PSU runs at full load all day?

The unit has been test working and uses a standard server-grade fan profile; expect typical rack-level airflow noise and warmth proportional to the 1200 W draw.

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