Name: 515997-B21 HP 750W Redundant Power Supply for H1000 Gen6 Server
Brand: HP
SKU: 515997-B21
Price: 1.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (129 reviews)

Product Overview
The HP 750W Redundant Power Supply (515997-B21) is designed to provide consistent 750W power output for HP H1000 Gen6 servers. It supports redundant configurations with hot-swappable capability, allowing uninterrupted server operation and easy maintenance within enterprise environments.

General Information
Brand	HP
Condition	Refurbished

Technical Information
Input Voltage	100-240V AC
Input Frequency	50/60Hz
Output	12V
Max. Output Power	750W
Efficiency Rating	80 Plus Platinum
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	H1000 Gen6 Server

Physical Characteristics
Weight	3.00

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

Product Description
The HP 750W Redundant Power Supply (part number 515997-B21) is designed to provide reliable power to HP H1000 Gen6 servers. It ensures continuous server operation by offering redundant power capability, allowing seamless switchover without interruption in case of a main power supply failure. This unit is typically utilized in data centers and enterprise server environments where uptime is critical. IT administrators and data center managers commonly deploy this power supply to support the power needs of their HP H1000 Gen6 servers, ensuring stable and consistent operation. Key Features Provides 750 watts of power output tailored for H1000 Gen6 servers Supports redundant power supply configuration for uninterrupted operation Enables hot-swappable replacement to minimize downtime Designed specifically for HP server hardware integration Meets the power requirements of enterprise-grade server systems This power supply plays a key role in maintaining server reliability by enabling redundancy and continuous operation. It supports efficient server management by allowing quick replacement without powering down the system, which is essential in environments requiring high availability.

Use Cases
The HP 750W Redundant Power Supply is used primarily within enterprise data centers and IT environments where HP H1000 Gen6 servers operate. It suits workloads requiring continuous uptime and stability, supporting critical applications and services. How It's Used: Provides backup power in redundant configurations for HP H1000 Gen6 servers Supports hot-swappable replacement to avoid server downtime during maintenance Used in data centers managing critical workloads that demand continuous operation Deployed by IT teams overseeing server hardware reliability and availability Integrated within server setups requiring specific HP-compatible power supplies This power supply ensures operational continuity and facilitates efficient server power management by supporting redundancy and quick serviceability. It helps maintain system stability in environments where uninterrupted power is essential.

FAQ's
Is the 515997-B21 compatible with all HP servers? The 515997-B21 power supply is specifically designed for HP H1000 Gen6 servers and may not be compatible with other HP server models. Can the HP 750W power supply be hot-swapped? Yes, this power supply supports hot-swappable installation, allowing replacement without shutting down the server. What wattage does the 515997-B21 supply deliver? This unit provides a consistent power output of 750 watts suitable for its compatible server models. Does this power supply support redundant configurations? Yes, the 515997-B21 is designed for redundant power setups to ensure uninterrupted server operation. Who typically uses the HP 750W redundant power supply? IT administrators and data center operators managing HP H1000 Gen6 servers generally use this power supply to maintain uptime and hardware reliability. Are there specific installation requirements for this power supply? The power supply must be installed into HP H1000 Gen6 servers, following the server manufacturer’s guidelines for proper fit and operation.