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HP 30-50872-03 499 Watts 100-240 V Power Supply
- Part Number: 30-50872-03
- Wattage: 499 Watts
- Input Voltage: 100-240V AC
- Output Voltage: (Specifics vary by server model, typically multiple DC rails)
- Form Factor: Hot-plug redundant power supply
- Compatibility: Designed for various HP ProLiant servers (e.g., DL360 G6/G7, DL380 G6/G7)
- Efficiency Rating: (Often 80 PLUS Bronze or higher for this generation)
- Hot-swappable for uninterrupted operation
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Product Overview
This HP 30-50872-03 is a versatile 499 Watt power supply unit compatible with a range of HP ProLiant servers and other enterprise hardware. It supports a wide input voltage range of 100-240V AC, making it suitable for global deployments.
Technical Information
| Part Number | 30-50872-03 |
| Wattage | 499W |
| Input Voltage | 100-240V AC |
Additional Specifications
| Form Factor | Hot-plug |
| Compatibility | HP ProLiant Servers |
Product Description
The HP 30-50872-03 is a 499-watt power supply unit (PSU) designed to provide reliable power to various HP ProLiant server models, particularly those from the G6 and G7 generations such as the DL360 and DL380. Its key feature is its universal input voltage range, accepting 100-240V AC, which allows it to be used in data centers worldwide without requiring voltage-specific models. This broad compatibility simplifies inventory management and deployment across different regions. This power supply is typically designed as a hot-plug unit, meaning it can be inserted or removed while the server is running without causing downtime. This is crucial for maintaining high availability in enterprise environments, allowing for power supply replacement or upgrades without interrupting server operations. The 499-watt capacity is sufficient for many standard server configurations, providing the necessary power for processors, memory, storage, and expansion cards. While specific efficiency ratings can vary, power supplies of this era often adhere to standards like 80 PLUS Bronze or higher, indicating a certain level of energy efficiency. This helps to reduce power consumption and heat generation within the server, contributing to lower operating costs and improved data center PUE (Power Usage Effectiveness). It is a critical component for ensuring the stable and continuous operation of the server it powers.
