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HP AM467-2001A 200-240 V AC Power Supply For Virtual Memory Array
- Power Supply Unit (PSU).
- Input Voltage: 200-240V AC.
- Designed for HP Virtual Memory Array (VMA).
- Provides stable power for storage operations.
- Ensures reliability of the storage system.
- High-quality HP manufacturing.
- May be part of a redundant power configuration.
- Critical for data availability and performance.
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Product Overview
The HP AM467-2001A is a 200-240V AC power supply unit designed for the HP Virtual Memory Array. It provides the necessary electrical power for the storage system's operation.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Power Supply Unit |
| Input Voltage | 200-240V AC |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | HP Virtual Memory Array |
Product Description
The HP AM467-2001A is a dedicated AC power supply unit engineered specifically for the HP Virtual Memory Array (VMA) storage system. Operating within a 200-240V AC input range, this PSU is designed to deliver stable and reliable electrical power required for the VMA's complex storage operations. The Virtual Memory Array is a component within HP's storage solutions that enhances memory performance and data access speeds for connected servers. This power supply unit is crucial for maintaining the operational integrity and performance of the VMA. It ensures that the storage system receives consistent power, which is vital for preventing data corruption, ensuring high availability, and supporting the demanding I/O operations characteristic of enterprise storage. The 200-240V input range is typical for enterprise power grids, ensuring compatibility in most data center environments. As a genuine HP component, the AM467-2001A is built to meet HP's stringent quality and reliability standards. It may be designed as a single unit or as part of a redundant power supply configuration within the VMA, providing fault tolerance and ensuring continuous operation even if one power supply fails. This component is essential for the proper functioning and longevity of the HP Virtual Memory Array.
