ALTRONIX AL600ULXB Power Supply Board 115V AC 12/24V DC D587431
- Desktop
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WMtec
A 600W replacement power supply for the HP Envy Phoenix 860-030 desktop
This WMtec DPS-600WB unit replaces the original 832006-001 power supply in the HP Envy Phoenix 860-030 desktop. It delivers 600W of power for the system components. The server-grade design suits the workstation chassis. Buyers needing a different form factor or higher wattage cannot use this model.
The supply matches the manufacturer material number 832006-001 003 and model DPS-600WB B exactly. No extra cables or adapters are included in the package. Installation uses the existing connectors in the 860-030 case. Systems requiring redundant or hot-swap modules are not supported.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The fan is a sealed component inside the 600W DPS-600WB unit; if it fails the entire power supply is replaced rather than the fan alone.
The built-in over-temperature protection on the DPS-600WB will shut the supply down before any other component reaches its limit.
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