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HP 578322-S21 1200 Watts High Efficiency Redundant Power Supply
- Capacity: 1200 Watts
- Type: High Efficiency Redundant Power Supply
- Form Factor: Hot-Plug
- Designed for HP ProLiant Servers
- Platinum Efficiency Rating
- Supports Redundant Configurations
- Provides Stable Power for High-Demand Systems
- Hot-Swappable for Maintenance
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Product Overview
The HP 578322-S21 is a high-efficiency, redundant power supply unit designed for HP ProLiant servers. It delivers a substantial 1200 Watts of power, ensuring robust performance and reliability for demanding enterprise workloads.
Technical Information
| Wattage | 1200W |
| Efficiency Rating | Platinum |
| Type | Redundant Power Supply |
Additional Specifications
| Form Factor | Hot-Plug |
| Brand | HP |
Product Description
This HP 578322-S21 power supply unit is a critical component for enterprise-level server infrastructure, offering a high output of 1200 Watts. Its design emphasizes high efficiency, often meeting stringent standards like 80 PLUS Platinum, which translates to reduced energy consumption and lower operating costs for data centers. The 'Redundant' designation signifies that this power supply is intended to be used in pairs within compatible HP servers. In a redundant setup, two power supplies share the load, and if one fails, the other seamlessly takes over, preventing downtime and ensuring continuous operation. This is crucial for mission-critical applications where availability is paramount. Furthermore, the 'Hot-Plug' capability allows the power supply to be installed or removed from the server while the system is still running, without the need for a shutdown. This feature greatly simplifies maintenance, upgrades, and replacements, minimizing disruption to server operations. Its robust design ensures stable power delivery to support high-performance processors, extensive memory configurations, and multiple storage devices within demanding server environments.
