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HP 432055-001 430 Watts 100-240 V Redundant Power Supply
- 430 Watts maximum output power per unit
- Redundant power supply design
- 100-240 V AC input voltage range
- Hot-swappable capability
- Ensures continuous operation in case of single PSU failure
- Designed for server and critical application environments
- High reliability and uptime
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Product Overview
This is a 430 Watt Redundant Power Supply from HP, designed for servers and high-availability systems. It operates within a 100-240 V input range, offering flexibility in different regions.
Technical Information
| Wattage | 430W |
| Type | Redundant Power Supply |
Additional Specifications
| Input Voltage | 100-240V AC |
Product Description
The HP 432055-001 is a 430-watt redundant power supply unit, engineered to provide continuous power to critical systems such as servers and storage arrays. Its redundant design means that two such units can be installed in a compatible chassis, allowing the system to continue operating even if one power supply fails. This significantly enhances system uptime and data availability, which are paramount in enterprise environments. Operating across a wide input voltage range of 100-240 V AC, this power supply offers global compatibility, making it suitable for deployment in various geographical locations without the need for voltage converters. The hot-swappable nature of these units allows for replacement or addition without shutting down the server, further minimizing downtime and operational disruption. Each 430-watt unit delivers stable and efficient power to the system's components. The redundant configuration ensures that the load is shared between the active units, and in the event of a failure, the remaining unit(s) seamlessly take over the full power load. This level of reliability is essential for mission-critical applications where uninterrupted operation is a key requirement.
