HP 481320-001 YM-2751B CP-1391R2 MSA2000 595W POWER SUPPLY For Sale

HP 481320-001 YM-2751B CP-1391R2 MSA2000 595W POWER SUPPLY
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HP 481320-001 YM-2751B CP-1391R2 MSA2000 595W POWER SUPPLY :
$40.53

Description:
HP 595W Power Supply for MSA2000Part Number(s)
Spare Part# 481320-001
Assembly Part# 592267-001
Overview:As data protection and high availability have become increasingly important, customers are demanding solid uninterrupted performance. Continuous development and enhancement of high-performance software applications and operating systems is driving the need for continued reliability. HP Proliant customers can be assured that all of their hardware needs will be met - the above issues will be addressed and they will have components manufactured to the highest quality standards and subjected to the most rigorous testing procedures that only genuine components will realize. HP manufactured Power Supplies are no Power SupplyGenerationMSA2000Part Number481320-001Products ID460413ManufacturerHPProduct TypePower Supply KitOutput Power595WForm FactorPlug-in Module


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