HP ProLiant DL380 G6 & G7 Server Cooling System Fan
Model Name : HP ProLiant DL380 G6 & G7
Brand : HP
Key Features
- Genuine OEM Compatibility: Designed for HP ProLiant DL380 G6 and G7 rack servers — direct fit with HP thermal management.
- Hot-Plug Fan Modules: Supports tool-less hot-plug replacement to keep servers running with minimal downtime.
- Efficient 60 mm Design: Compact yet powerful fans ensure strong airflow even in high-density server chassis.
- PWM & Tach Control: Feedback-enabled fans with PWM control help server management maintain optimal fan speed.
- Redundancy Ready: Typically installed in groups (4 for single CPU, 6 for dual CPU configurations) to support redundant cooling.
- Durable & Reliable: Designed for continuous 24×7 operation typical in data centers and enterprise environments.
30 Days Warranty
Condition : Refurbished
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HP ProLiant DL380 G6 & G7 Server Cooling System FAN (e.g., 496066-001) is a hot-pluggable, 60 mm server cooling fan assembly engineered for HP rack servers.
Installed in redundant configurations, these fans circulate air across internal components — CPUs, memory modules, and expansion cards — to maintain proper thermal conditions and prevent overheating in mission-critical environments.
Frequently Asked Questions For HP ProLiant DL380 G6 & G7 Server
Q1: What is the HP DL380 G6/G7 cooling fan?
A1: It’s a genuine server cooling fan assembly, commonly HP 496066-001, designed to provide internal airflow for HP ProLiant DL380 G6 and G7 rack servers — critical for maintaining optimal thermal performance.
Q2: How many fans do these servers use?
A2: Depending on CPU configuration, DL380 servers typically use 4 fans (single CPU) or 6 fans (dual CPU) in system airflow arrays to ensure redundancy and proper cooling.
Q3: Are these fans hot-swappable?
A3: Yes — HP ProLiant fan modules are hot-plug capable, meaning they can be replaced while the server is running (following safe maintenance procedures).
Q4: Why is redundant cooling important?
A4: Redundant fans ensure that even if one fan fails, others continue to circulate air — reducing risk of overheating, performance throttling, or hardware damage.
Q5: Can I use generic fans instead?
A5: Generic fans may not provide the correct signal (RPM/PWM) or form factor needed by HP’s thermal management system — OEM or verified compatible parts are recommended to avoid system errors or shutdowns.
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