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HP 412328-001-RFB SCSI Backplane Board for ProLiant DL580 Gen3 Server
- Designed for HP ProLiant DL580 Gen3 Server.
- Supports SCSI hard drives.
- Provides connectivity for multiple drives (specific count varies by configuration).
- Ensures reliable data transfer for SCSI storage.
- Integral part of the server's storage subsystem.
- Refurbished (RFB) unit, tested for functionality.
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Product Overview
This HP 412328-001-RFB SCSI Backplane Board is designed for the HP ProLiant DL580 Gen3 Server. It provides the interface for connecting SCSI hard drives.
Technical Information
| Product Type | SCSI Backplane Board |
| Interface | SCSI |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | HP ProLiant DL580 Gen3 Server |
Product Description
The HP 412328-001-RFB is a SCSI Backplane Board engineered specifically for the HP ProLiant DL580 Gen3 server. This component serves as the central connection point for SCSI hard drives, enabling them to communicate with the server's SCSI controller. It is designed to handle the specific electrical and physical requirements of SCSI storage devices within the server chassis. This backplane board is crucial for servers that utilize SCSI technology for their primary storage. It ensures reliable data transfer rates and provides the necessary infrastructure for managing the server's internal SCSI drive array. The design is optimized for the performance and stability expected from enterprise-level storage solutions of that era. As a refurbished (RFB) product, the 412328-001-RFB has undergone inspection and testing to confirm its operational status. It is a suitable replacement part for a malfunctioning SCSI backplane in a ProLiant DL580 Gen3 server, ensuring the continued functionality of its SCSI storage configuration.
