Can you use an DPS-830AB power supply in a 5300 BRP Case instead of the DPS-730AB?





Can you use an DPS-830AB power supply in a 5300 BRP Case instead of the DPS-730AB?

They look the same and the only difference I can find is one is 100 Watts bigger.

Thanks
Received the two DPS830 power supplies in today. I first just installing one in the server with a DPS-730 and the server did not really want to boot up. Pulled the 730 out and it booted up just fine with the 830 so I added the 2nd 830 and added the 730 to the other server. All is working just fine.

Guess the answer is Yes it will work but you can not mix the two.

Hope this helps someone in the feature.

Tim




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