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HP 459191-001 BackPlane Board for ProLiant ML150 Gen5
- Backplane board for HP ProLiant ML150 Gen5
- Enables internal hard drive connectivity
- Connects drives to the server's storage controller
- Supports multiple drive bays
- Essential for storage subsystem functionality
- Direct replacement part
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Product Overview
The HP 459191-001 is a backplane board specifically designed for the HP ProLiant ML150 Gen5 server. It provides the essential connectivity for internal storage devices, allowing hard drives to be connected to the server's storage controller. This board is crucial for the server's storage subsystem.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Backplane Board |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | HP ProLiant ML150 Gen5 |
Product Description
The HP 459191-001 is a dedicated backplane board engineered for the HP ProLiant ML150 Gen5 server. Its primary function is to serve as the central hub for connecting internal hard disk drives to the server's motherboard and storage controller. This board simplifies internal cabling and ensures a stable connection for the storage devices, which is critical for data integrity and system performance. This backplane board typically supports a specific number of drive bays, allowing users to configure their storage capacity according to their needs. It provides the necessary connectors for both data transfer and power delivery to the installed drives. By integrating these connections onto a single board, HP ensures a clean and efficient internal layout within the ML150 Gen5 chassis. As a crucial component of the server's storage subsystem, the HP 459191-001 is vital for the operational integrity of the ProLiant ML150 Gen5. Whether for initial setup, expansion, or replacement of a faulty unit, this backplane board ensures that the server can reliably access and manage its internal storage.
