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HP JC110B#ABA 1800 Watts Power Supply For Router A9500/A8800 Switch
- 1800 Watts maximum output power
- Designed for HP A9500/A8800 series routers and switches
- Ensures stable and reliable power delivery
- Hot-swappable for uninterrupted operation
- High efficiency for reduced power consumption
- Durable construction for long-term use
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Product Overview
The HP JC110B#ABA is a 1800 Watt power supply designed to provide reliable power for the A9500/A8800 series routers and switches. It ensures consistent operation and performance for critical network infrastructure.
Technical Information
| Part Number | JC110B#ABA |
| Wattage | 1800 Watts |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | HP A9500/A8800 Series Routers/Switches |
Product Description
The HP JC110B#ABA power supply unit is engineered to meet the demanding power requirements of high-performance networking equipment. With a robust 1800 Watt capacity, it delivers the necessary power to ensure the A9500 and A8800 series routers and switches operate at peak efficiency without interruption. This power supply is built with reliability and uptime in mind. Its hot-swappable design allows for replacement or addition without powering down the connected devices, which is crucial for maintaining continuous network connectivity in enterprise environments. The high-efficiency design also contributes to lower operational costs by minimizing energy waste. Constructed with quality components, the JC110B#ABA offers a durable and long-lasting power solution. It is an essential component for maintaining the stability and performance of your network infrastructure, providing peace of mind that your critical devices are receiving consistent and adequate power.
