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HPE JD183-61101 650 Watts 110-220V Redundant Power System
- 650 Watts power output
- Redundant design for high availability
- Universal input voltage (110-220V)
- Compatible with various HPE systems
- Ensures continuous operation
- Reliable power delivery
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Product Overview
This HPE redundant power supply system provides 650 Watts of power, suitable for a range of HPE servers and storage devices. It operates on a universal input voltage range (110-220V), offering flexibility in deployment. Its redundant design enhances system uptime and reliability.
Technical Information
| Wattage | 650 Watts |
| Input Voltage | 110-220V |
| Type | Redundant Power System |
Additional Specifications
| Brand | HPE |
| Part Number | JD183-61101 |
Product Description
The HPE JD183-61101 is a 650 Watt redundant power supply system designed to provide continuous and reliable power to HPE servers and storage solutions. The 'redundant' aspect means that typically two such units are installed in a server or enclosure, allowing one to take over if the other fails, thereby preventing downtime and ensuring uninterrupted operation of critical systems. This power supply features a universal input voltage range, supporting anywhere from 110V to 220V AC. This flexibility makes it suitable for deployment in various geographical locations with different power standards. The 650W capacity is sufficient for a wide array of enterprise computing needs, balancing power delivery with energy efficiency for standard server configurations. As a component from Hewlett Packard Enterprise, the JD183-61101 is built to enterprise-grade standards, emphasizing durability, efficiency, and performance. It plays a vital role in the overall stability and availability of the IT infrastructure it serves, making it a critical part for maintaining business continuity in demanding environments.
