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HP PS-2122-1CB-LF 1200 Watts Redundant Power Supply For DL380
- Power Output: 1200 Watts
- Type: Redundant Power Supply
- Manufacturer: HP
- Model Number: PS-2122-1CB-LF
- Designed for HP DL380 servers
- Provides high reliability and fault tolerance
- Supports demanding enterprise workloads
- Ensures continuous operation and uptime
- High-performance power delivery
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Product Overview
This HP PS-2122-1CB-LF is a high-power 1200 Watt redundant power supply unit. It is designed for demanding server environments, specifically compatible with the HP DL380 series, ensuring high availability and performance.
Technical Information
| SKU | PS-2122-1CB-LF |
| Brand | HP |
| Wattage | 1200 Watts |
Additional Specifications
| Type | Redundant Power Supply |
| Compatibility | HP DL380 Series |
Product Description
The HP PS-2122-1CB-LF is a powerful 1200-watt redundant power supply unit, specifically engineered for high-performance server applications, most notably the HP DL380 series. Its substantial wattage and redundant design make it ideal for mission-critical environments where continuous operation and system stability are paramount. The redundant configuration ensures that if one power supply unit fails, the other(s) can seamlessly take over the load, preventing server downtime and protecting against data loss. This fault tolerance is a critical feature for maintaining high availability in data centers and enterprise IT infrastructures. With a 1200-watt capacity, this power supply can comfortably support densely configured HP DL380 servers equipped with multiple processors, extensive memory arrays, numerous hard drives, and high-speed network interfaces. It is a vital component for ensuring the reliability and performance of demanding enterprise workloads.
