Name: 0950-3494 HP 350W Redundant Power Supply for NetServer LC2000
Brand: HP
SKU: 0950-3494
Price: 69.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (130 reviews)

Product Overview
The HP 350-Watts Redundant Power Supply for NetServer LC2000 is a backup power unit that fits into the server chassis to ensure continuous operation. It’s commonly used in environments where uptime matters, stepping in automatically if the main power source encounters issues.

General Information
Brand	HP
Part Number	0950-3494
Product Type	Server Power Supply
Condition	Refurbished

Technical Information
Input Voltage	AC 100-240V (auto-ranging)
Input Frequency	50/60Hz
Output	12V,5V,3.3V,-12V
Max. Output Power	350W
Hot Swappable	Yes
Redundant Support	Yes
Cooling Type	Active Fan
Modularity	Non-Modular
rail_design	Multi 12V Rail
Number of Fans	1

Compatibility
Form Factor	Proprietary
Compatible For	HP NetServer LC2000

Physical Characteristics
Weight	3.00

Certifications and Environmental
Compliance Standards	CE, FCC, UL, cULus

Product Description
This 350-watt redundant power supply is built for HP NetServer LC2000 models to provide a reliable backup power source. Often found in data centers or business environments, it ensures continuous power delivery even if the primary supply fails. IT administrators and system managers benefit from its hot-swappable design, which allows replacement without powering down the server. Key Features Compatible specifically with HP NetServer LC2000 series Supports hot-swapping to minimize downtime Delivers stable 350-watt power output Enhances system uptime and reliability Easy installation in existing server chassis This power supply typically operates within enterprise server racks where continuous system availability is crucial. By providing a seamless power backup solution, it helps maintain essential services and reduces the risk of data loss caused by power interruptions.

Use Cases
The HP 350-Watt Redundant Power Supply is primarily deployed in enterprise and SMB data centers utilizing HP NetServer LC2000 servers. It is critical for IT environments requiring high availability, such as virtualization hosts or database servers, where uninterrupted power is essential to prevent downtime and data loss. How It's Used: Installed in networked storage clusters to maintain power continuity during maintenance or power fluctuations. Used in remote office servers running critical business applications to minimize service interruptions. Deployed in virtualization environments where multiple VMs rely on consistent server uptime. In rack deployments supporting enterprise IT infrastructure requiring hot-swappable power units for rapid failure recovery. Integrated within edge computing nodes to ensure continuous operation in environments with unstable power sources. This redundant power supply supports operational resilience by enabling seamless failover during power issues, thereby enhancing the scalability and reliability of server infrastructures handling demanding workloads.