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A 360W ATX power supply tested working for the Sun Netra CT400 server
This 360 watt ATX power supply is built for the SUN 300-1445 Netra CT400 server. It carries part number 3001445-09 and matches the DPS-62 designation. The unit is supplied new and tested working for reliable operation. It suits administrators restoring or maintaining this specific platform.
Verify that your chassis accepts an ATX layout and that the cable harness matches the Netra CT400 backplane. Confirm the 360 watt rating meets the system load including all installed cards. Ensure the physical mounting points align with the original DPS-62 bracket. Buyers needing redundant or hot-swap modules should look elsewhere.
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The power supply is supplied as a standalone unit; mounting hardware and cables are not included and must be obtained separately.
Both identifiers refer to the same assembly; 3001445-09 is the full manufacturer part number while 300-1445 is the shortened reference used in documentation.
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