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HP J9739A 165 Watts 100-240 V Redundant Power Supply For X331 Switch
- 165 Watts power output
- Redundant power supply unit
- Designed for HP X331 Switch
- Provides continuous power for uninterrupted operation
- Ensures high availability for the switch
- Hot-swappable for easy replacement
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Product Overview
The HP J9739A is a 165 Watt redundant power supply designed for the HP X331 Switch. It ensures continuous power delivery and system uptime.
Technical Information
| Power Output | 165 Watts |
| Type | Redundant Power Supply |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | HP X331 Switch |
| Features | Hot-swappable |
Product Description
The HP J9739A is a 165 Watt power supply unit specifically designed to function as a redundant power source for the HP X331 Switch. In a redundant configuration, two of these power supplies work in tandem, providing a continuous and reliable power flow to the switch. This setup is critical for maintaining network uptime, as it ensures that the switch remains operational even if one power supply unit fails. This power supply is hot-swappable, meaning it can be removed and replaced without needing to power down the switch. This feature is invaluable in enterprise network environments where uninterrupted service is paramount. The ability to perform maintenance or replace a faulty unit on the fly significantly reduces the risk of network disruption and associated downtime. The J9739A is engineered to meet the power requirements of the X331 Switch, providing stable and efficient power delivery. Its role as a redundant component enhances the overall reliability and resilience of the network infrastructure, making it a crucial accessory for ensuring the continuous operation of critical network connectivity.
