Name: 02CL331 IBM 1025W Power Supply for pSeries EMX0 Servers
Brand: IBM
SKU: 02CL331
Price: 257.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (130 reviews)

Product Overview
The IBM 1025W Power Supply (02CL331) is built to provide reliable power to IBM pSeries EMX0 servers. It delivers 1025 watts to meet the power requirements of these systems, ensuring compatibility with the server's hardware and power connectors.

General Information
Brand	IBM
Condition	Refurbished

Technical Information
Input Voltage	AC
Input Frequency	50/60 Hz
Output	12V
Max. Output Power	1050W
Hot Swappable	Yes
Redundant Support	Yes
Cooling Type	Active Fan
Modularity	Non-Modular
rail_design	Single 12V Rail
Number of Fans	1

Compatibility
Form Factor	Proprietary
Compatible For	IBM eServer pSeries

Physical Characteristics
Weight	3.00

Certifications and Environmental
Assembly Required	No
Compliance Standards	WEEE, RoHS, CE, UL, cULus

Product Description
The IBM 1025W Power Supply (part number 02CL331) is engineered specifically for use with IBM pSeries EMX0 servers. It provides a dedicated power source designed to meet the demands of this server line, ensuring consistent and adequate power for optimal server performance. This power supply is typically utilized in data centers and enterprise IT environments where pSeries servers are deployed for various computing tasks. IT administrators and technical procurement staff rely on such components to maintain server uptime and operational integrity. Key Features Power output of 1025 watts tailored for pSeries EMX0 servers Compatibility with EMX0 form factor and electrical specifications Designed to integrate seamlessly into IBM server power systems Supports stable and continuous power delivery for server workloads Official IBM-manufactured component ensuring technical fitment Using the correct power supply is essential for maintaining the hardware stability and performance of IBM pSeries servers. This unit plays a crucial role in supporting server operations by supplying the necessary power within the designed electrical parameters.

Use Cases
This power supply is typically deployed in IT environments that utilize IBM pSeries EMX0 servers, including enterprise data centers and server rooms. It is suited for workloads that demand consistent power to maintain system stability and uptime. How It's Used: Replacement or upgrade power supply in IBM pSeries EMX0 servers Maintaining continuous server operation in enterprise data centers Powering mission-critical applications running on pSeries hardware Supporting hardware configurations requiring a 1025W power unit Ensuring electrical compatibility within IBM server power systems The power supply serves as a foundational component ensuring that the IBM pSeries EMX0 servers operate within their designed electrical parameters. Proper power delivery is essential for system reliability and performance in enterprise environments.

FAQ's
Is the 02CL331 compatible with all IBM pSeries servers? The 02CL331 power supply is specifically designed for IBM pSeries EMX0 servers and may not be compatible with other pSeries models. Compatibility should be verified against server specifications. What power output does the IBM 02CL331 supply provide? This power supply delivers 1025 watts of power, suitable for supporting the operational needs of EMX0 servers. Can this power supply be used as a replacement in existing EMX0 servers? Yes, the 02CL331 is intended as a replacement power supply unit for IBM pSeries EMX0 servers, matching the original equipment specifications. Does the 02CL331 fit the standard EMX0 server power slot? Yes, it is designed to fit the EMX0 server form factor and electrical connections to ensure proper installation. Are there special installation requirements for the 02CL331? Installation should follow IBM's server maintenance guidelines to ensure proper handling and connection of the power supply unit. Is the 1025W power output sufficient for all EMX0 server configurations? The 1025W supply matches the power requirements specified for EMX0 servers, but power needs may vary with server configurations; verification with system specs is recommended.