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HP D4921A Redundant Power Supply NetServer LH Pro
- HP Redundant Power Supply.
- Designed for HP NetServer LH Pro.
- Provides failover protection.
- Ensures continuous server operation.
- Supports high availability requirements.
- Hot-swappable for non-disruptive replacement.
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Product Overview
The HP D4921A is a redundant power supply designed for the HP NetServer LH Pro. It provides a backup power source to ensure continuous operation of the server in case the primary power supply fails.
Technical Information
| Part Number | D4921A |
| Product Type | Redundant Power Supply |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | HP NetServer LH Pro |
Product Description
The HP D4921A is a redundant power supply unit specifically manufactured for the HP NetServer LH Pro server. In a redundant configuration, two or more power supplies operate in parallel, with one typically handling the load while the other(s) act as standby. If the primary power supply unit fails, the standby unit automatically takes over the load, ensuring that the server continues to operate without interruption. This feature is critical for maintaining high availability and minimizing downtime in enterprise environments. Servers like the NetServer LH Pro are often used for mission-critical applications, and the D4921A ensures that a single point of failure, such as a power supply malfunction, does not lead to service disruption. The redundant nature of this power supply enhances the overall reliability of the server system. Furthermore, redundant power supplies in server systems are typically designed to be hot-swappable. This means that a failed unit can be removed and replaced with a new one while the server is still running, without the need to shut down the system. This capability further contributes to the server's uptime and simplifies maintenance procedures.



