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Product Overview |
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The 880189-B21 HPE r2x00 Gen10 1800-2200W Redundant Power Supply Enablement Kit activates redundant power supply capability for specific HPE Gen10 server models. It supports power supplies in the 1800W to 2200W range, allowing dual power supplies to function together to provide continuous power and enhanced fault tolerance. |
General Information |
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| Brand | HPE |
Technical Information |
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| Kit Type | Power Enablement Kit |
| Compatibility | HPE r2x00 Gen10 servers |
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| Assembly Required | Yes |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Product Description |
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The 880189-B21 HPE r2x00 Gen10 1800-2200W Redundant Power Supply Enablement Kit is designed to activate and support redundant power supply configurations in compatible HPE Gen10 server models. It allows servers equipped with 1800W to 2200W power supplies to operate in redundant mode, ensuring continuous power availability. This kit is typically used in data centers and enterprise IT environments where uptime and power reliability are critical. IT administrators and system engineers benefit from its ability to help minimize downtime by enabling dual power supply usage. Key Features
By enabling redundant power supplies, this kit plays a practical role in maintaining server operations during power supply failures or maintenance. It contributes to overall system stability and availability in critical IT infrastructure. |
Use Cases |
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This enablement kit is typically used in enterprise server environments where HPE r2x00 Gen10 servers require improved power reliability. It is suitable for data centers, hosting facilities, and IT operations that manage high-availability workloads and seek to reduce power-related downtime. How It's Used:
The kit serves as a key component to ensure power supply redundancy, which is vital for maintaining continuous server operation and minimizing downtime caused by power supply failures or maintenance activities. |
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