HP BladeSystem C7000 Cooling Fan Module (412140-B21 / 413996-001)
Model Name : HP BladeSystem C7000
Brand : HP
Key Features
- Compatible with HP BladeSystem C7000 chassis — engineered for blade enclosure cooling requirements.
- OEM Part Numbers: 412140-B21 and 413996-001 for direct replacement or service spares.
- Active Cool 200 technology — provides high-pressure, high-airflow cooling tailored for blade environments.
- Hot-plug fan module — replaceable without powering down the system (when supported by the enclosure).
- Data-center ready — designed for 24/7 continuous operation.
- Scalable configuration — C7000 supports 4–10 fans for redundancy, reduced noise, and optimized thermal performance.
30 Days Warranty
Condition : Refurbished
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OEM-compatible cooling fan module for the HP BladeSystem C7000 enclosure.
This Active Cool 200 fan (Part Numbers: 412140-B21 / 413996-001) provides efficient forced airflow through the blade chassis to keep internal components cool and maintain system reliability — ideal for high-density server environments.
Frequently Asked Questions For HP BladeSystem C7000
Q: What does this fan do in the BladeSystem C7000?
A: This Active Cool 200 fan module provides high-pressure airflow through the BladeSystem C7000 enclosure, promoting heat dissipation for installed server blades and interconnects.
Q: Is this fan hot-swappable?
A: Yes — fans in the C7000 are hot-plug capable, allowing replacement without shutting down the entire enclosure, provided the remaining fans maintain adequate airflow.
Q: How many cooling fans does a C7000 require?
A: A minimum of 4 Active Cool 200 fans is required for basic operation, 8 fans are typical for full coverage, and up to 10 fans are recommended for optimal cooling efficiency and redundancy.
Q: What are the supported part numbers for these fans?
A: The main supported part numbers include 412140-B21 and its spare equivalent 413996-001, both designed for HP BladeSystem c7000 enclosures.
Q: Why is proper cooling important in blade systems?
A: Proper airflow prevents overheating of blades and interconnect modules, improves reliability, enables sustained high workloads, and can reduce noise and power draw by balancing fan speed and quantity.
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