Product description
Looking for high-efficiency power solutions at an entry-level price for your ProLiant Gen9 Essential Server? HPE Entry-Level Power Supplies offer an optimized set of features with options for both redundant and non-redundant power configurations.The HPE 550W FIO Power Supply offers Silver-certified 80 Plus power efficiency up to 89%1 with an optimized set of features for non-redundant power configurations.The HPE 800W Gold (Redundant)/900W (Non-Redundant) AC Power Input Module with Power Backplane can be configured to support power redundancy in ProLiant servers that offer only a single power supply bay, providing additional protection against power loss. With an 80 Plus Gold power efficiency rating up to 92%,1 this power option helps to reduce operating expenses while protecting against trapped power capacity in the data center. Hot-plug AC power input modules allow for better serviceability with fast and easy deployment and replacement.
Product features
- Optimized, high efficiency power supply
The HPE 550W FIO Power Supply is a non-redundant, Silver-certified 80 Plus power option (up to 89% efficiency) offering an optimized set of features at an entry-level price.Compatible across a wide range of HPE ProLiant Gen9 Essential Servers providing a common power supply spares strategy that helps to reduce data center costs. - Innovative, high efficiency entry-level power supply with support for power redundancy
The HPE 900W/800W Gold Power Supply can be configured to support power redundancy in ProLiant servers that offer only a single power supply bay, providing additional protection against power loss.Gold certified 80 Plus power efficiency rating, up to 92% efficiency, reduces operating expenses and trapped power in the data center.Hot-plug AC power input modules allow for better serviceability with fast and easy deployment and replacement.Compatible across a wide range of HPE ProLiant Gen9 Essential Servers providing a common power supply spares strategy that helps to reduce data center costs.
