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HP 412198-011 RPS-N AC Adapter Plug
- Type: AC Adapter Plug
- Designation: RPS-N (Redundant Power Supply - Network)
- For connecting HP network equipment/servers to power
- Part of a redundant power system
- Enhances system reliability
- Genuine HP Part
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Product Overview
The HP 412198-011 is an AC Adapter Plug, specifically an RPS-N (Redundant Power Supply - Network) type. This component is designed to connect HP network equipment or servers to a power source, often as part of a redundant power supply configuration for enhanced system reliability.
Technical Information
| Type | AC Adapter Plug |
| Designation | RPS-N |
Additional Specifications
| Brand | HP |
| Part Number | 412198-011 |
Product Description
The HP 412198-011 is a specialized AC adapter plug designed for integration into HP's Redundant Power Supply (RPS) systems, particularly for network devices and servers. In a redundant power setup, two or more power supplies operate in parallel, ensuring that if one fails, the other(s) can seamlessly take over the load, preventing downtime and maintaining continuous operation of critical IT infrastructure. This plug serves as the interface between the power supply unit and the AC power source. Its 'RPS-N' designation indicates its specific application within network-focused redundant power solutions, often found in HP ProLiant servers or high-end networking switches and routers. The design prioritizes secure connection and efficient power transfer. As a genuine HP component, the 412198-011 meets the high standards of quality and reliability expected for enterprise-grade hardware. It is essential for maintaining the integrity of redundant power configurations, ensuring that network equipment remains online and accessible even in the event of a primary power supply failure. This part is crucial for environments where uninterrupted service is paramount.
