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A 240W ATX power supply tested working for HP ProDesk 400, 600, 690 and 800 G1 and G2 systems
This 240-watt ATX power supply is built for HP ProDesk 400, 600, 690 and 800 systems in the G1 and G2 generations. It replaces part numbers D12-240P3A, PS-4241-2HF1, 702307-002, 751884-001 and 702309-001. The unit is new and has been tested working.
Verify that your chassis uses a standard ATX form factor and that the original unit matches one of the listed part numbers. This supply is not for small-form-factor or proprietary HP designs that require a different physical layout or connector arrangement. Buyers who need higher wattage or a different connector set should look elsewhere.
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The unit is supplied as the power supply module only; AC power cords and any proprietary HP ProDesk cables must be sourced separately.
It fits ProDesk 400, 600, 690 and 800 G1 and G2 chassis and replaces part numbers 702307-002, 751884-001 and 702309-001.
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