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KHACHIMO
Replacement ATX power supply for HP ML570 G3 and DL580 G3 G4 servers, tested working
This new KHACHIMO power supply replaces part numbers 337867-001, 364360-001 and 406421-001 in HP ProLiant ML570 G3 and DL580 G3 or G4 servers. It is an ATX-type unit tested working by the supplier and aimed at administrators restoring or maintaining those specific rack or tower systems.
The supplier describes the unit as good quality and confirms it has been test working before shipment. Its ATX form factor and connector layout match the original HP design, so installation follows the standard server maintenance routine without adapter cables or chassis modifications.
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The unit follows the ATX form factor, so it provides the standard 24-pin main connector and 4-pin CPU connector required by the ML570 G3 and DL580 G3/G4 servers.
It matches the original HP 337867-001, 364360-001 and 406421-001 dimensions, using the same four screw holes and rear bracket to slide into the DL580 G4 hot-plug bay.
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