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HP 743999-001 2-Slot Power Supply Backplane Board for ML350 Gen9
- 2-slot power supply backplane board.
- Designed for HP ML350 Gen9 server.
- Supports dual power supply configurations.
- Manages power distribution from PSUs to server components.
- Ensures redundancy and high availability.
- Critical for server power management and reliability.
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Product Overview
The HP 743999-001 is a 2-slot power supply backplane board designed for the HP ML350 Gen9 server. It provides the necessary connections and power distribution for two power supply units.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Power Supply Backplane Board |
| Number of Slots | 2 |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | HP ML350 Gen9 Server |
Product Description
The HP 743999-001 is a 2-slot power supply backplane board specifically designed for the HP ProLiant ML350 Gen9 server. This board is the central interface for the server's power subsystem, allowing for the installation and connection of two power supply units (PSUs). Its primary function is to receive power from these PSUs and distribute it efficiently and reliably to all the internal components of the server. This backplane board is crucial for enabling redundant power configurations, a key feature for ensuring high availability in enterprise environments. By supporting dual PSUs, it allows the server to continue operating even if one power supply fails, preventing downtime and data loss. The board manages the load balancing and failover between the two power sources. Engineered for the ML350 Gen9, the 743999-001 ensures seamless integration and optimal power management. It is a vital component for maintaining the stability, reliability, and uptime of the server, supporting critical business operations that depend on continuous access to computing resources.
