HP ProLiant DL180 G6 Server Cooling Fan / Cooling Fan Assembly
Model Name : HP ProLiant DL180 G6
Brand : HP
Key Features
- Designed for HP ProLiant DL180 G6 servers — engineered to match OEM cooling requirements.
- Multiple Compatible Part Numbers: Includes 519199-001, 530748-001 (redundant fan assemblies), and 516808-001 (fan module).
- Effective Thermal Management: Provides necessary airflow to help prevent overheating and support stable system operation.
- Hot-plug Friendly: Easy installation inside the server chassis (check documentation before hot-swap).
- High-Quality OEM Design: Validated for reliability in enterprise environments.
- Compact 60 mm form factor: Standard server fan size optimized for rack chassis.
30 Days Warranty
Condition : Refurbished
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HP ProLiant DL180 G6 Cooling Fan — dependable internal fan module designed for HP ProLiant DL180 G6 servers.
Helps maintain proper server airflow, regulate system temperature, and support continuous 24/7 operation.
Compatible with multiple HP fan part numbers including 519199-001, 530748-001, and 516808-001.
Frequently Asked Questions For HP ProLiant DL180 G6 Cooling Fan
Q: What servers is this fan module compatible with?
A: This fan assembly is compatible with the HP ProLiant DL180 G6 rack server and ensures proper airflow and thermal performance.
Q: What part numbers are commonly used?
A: Common HP OEM part numbers include 519199-001, 530748-001 (redundant fan assemblies), and 516808-001 (fan module).
Q: Can I install this fan without powering down the server?
A: Many HP ProLiant servers allow hot-plug fan replacement, but you should confirm your specific configuration and minimum fan count before replacing fans while the server is running.
Q: Why does my server need a specific fan assembly?
A: Servers use proprietary fan modules with sensors and connectors matched to the server’s management system. Using the correct fan ensures the system correctly detects fan presence and speed and helps avoid thermal faults.
Q: What happens if the fan fails?
A: A failed cooling fan can lead to overheating, faults, shutdowns, or reduced hardware lifespan. Replacing with a proper OEM fan helps maintain system reliability.
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