Name: 493969-001 HP 1200W 200-240V Redundant Power Supply Unit
Brand: HP
SKU: 493969-001
Price: 1.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (129 reviews)

Product Overview
The HP 1200W 200-240V Redundant Switching Power Supply delivers consistent 1200W power within the 200-240V input range. Its redundant switching design supports continuous operation by allowing multiple units to share the load or back each other up. This unit is intended for integration in HP enterprise servers and related systems.

General Information
Brand	HP
Condition	Refurbished

Technical Information
Input Voltage	200-240V
Input Frequency	50/60 Hz
Output	12V
Max. Output Power	1200W
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

Physical Characteristics
Weight	3.00

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

Product Description
The HP 1200W 200-240V Redundant Switching Power Supply is designed to provide stable and consistent power to enterprise-level HP hardware systems. Its redundancy feature allows the power supply to function alongside another unit, ensuring continuous operation in case of a failure. This power supply is typically utilized in data centers and server environments where uptime and power reliability are critical. IT administrators and system engineers benefit from its integration with HP hardware platforms to maintain system stability. Key Features 1200-watt power output suitable for high-demand servers and storage systems Supports an input voltage range of 200-240 volts for international use Redundant switching capability enhances power availability and system resilience Engineered for compatibility with HP enterprise server hardware Switching power supply architecture for efficient power conversion This power supply plays a crucial role in maintaining uninterrupted power delivery to critical computing hardware. Its redundant design helps prevent downtime caused by power supply failure, making it a reliable component in robust IT infrastructure setups.

Use Cases
This power supply is primarily used in enterprise data centers and server rooms where HP hardware systems demand stable and reliable power. It is suitable for environments requiring redundancy to avoid downtime and maintain service continuity. How It's Used: Providing primary or backup power in HP server and storage chassis Deployment in data centers that require redundant power architectures Supporting mission-critical applications with continuous power needs Use in environments with 200-240V AC electrical infrastructure Replacing or upgrading existing HP power supply units with compatible models By implementing this power supply, organizations can enhance power reliability and maintain operational consistency across their HP server deployments. Its redundancy feature is essential for minimizing risks of unexpected outages.

FAQ's
What input voltage does the HP 493969-001 power supply support? The HP 493969-001 power supply supports an input voltage range of 200-240 volts AC, suitable for regions with this electrical standard. What does redundant switching mean in this power supply? Redundant switching allows the power supply to operate alongside another unit, providing backup power if one fails, ensuring continuous system operation. Is this power supply compatible with all HP servers? This power supply is specifically designed for HP enterprise server hardware that supports 1200W redundant power units, but compatibility should be verified per server model. Can this power supply be used as a replacement unit? Yes, the 493969-001 can serve as a replacement for failed or aging power supplies within supported HP systems requiring 1200W redundant units. Does the power supply use switching technology? Yes, it utilizes a switching power supply design for efficient power conversion and stable output within its rated capacity. How does redundancy improve system reliability? Redundancy means two power supplies share the load or one is on standby, so if one fails, the other continues supplying power without interrupting system operation.