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HP 128286-B21 450 Watts 110-115V ATX Redundant Power Supply
- 450 Watts maximum output power
- Designed for 110-115V AC input voltage
- ATX form factor, compatible with various HP systems
- Redundant power capability for high availability
- Provides stable and efficient power delivery
- Hot-swappable design for easy replacement
- Ensures system reliability and minimizes downtime
- Built with quality components for durability
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Product Overview
The HP 128286-B21 is a 450-watt, 110-115V ATX redundant power supply. It is designed to provide reliable power to HP systems, with a focus on redundancy for increased uptime.
Technical Information
| Part Number | 128286-B21 |
| Wattage | 450 Watts |
| Input Voltage | 110-115V AC |
Additional Specifications
| Type | Redundant Power Supply |
| Form Factor | ATX |
| Cooling | Internal fan |
Product Description
The HP 128286-B21 is a 450-watt ATX power supply unit specifically designed to operate within a 110-115V AC input voltage range. Its primary function is to deliver stable and reliable power to the components of compatible HP computer systems. The 'redundant' designation indicates that this power supply is intended to be used in conjunction with another identical unit within a system that supports dual power supplies. This configuration allows the system to continue operating even if one power supply fails, significantly enhancing system uptime and data availability. This power supply adheres to the ATX form factor, a standard that ensures compatibility with a wide array of HP desktop and workstation chassis. The 450-watt capacity is sufficient for many business-class systems, providing ample power for processors, memory, storage drives, and expansion cards. The unit is engineered for efficiency and reliability, incorporating features to protect against power surges, overloads, and short circuits, thereby safeguarding the sensitive internal components of the computer. The 110-115V input specification suggests this model is optimized for regions with lower standard voltage, such as North America. When deployed in a redundant configuration, these power supplies typically operate in a load-sharing mode, distributing the power demand between them. If one unit fails or requires maintenance, the other unit automatically takes over the full load without interruption. This feature is critical for mission-critical applications and environments where downtime is unacceptable.


