HPE J9535A 20-port Gig-T PoE+ / 4-port SFP v2 zl switch module
- HP E5400/E8200 seri…
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A 750 watt redundant power module that keeps a PowerEdge 2950 running if one supply fails
The Dell Jx399 is a 750 watt redundant power supply module built for the PowerEdge 2950 server. It delivers hot-swap replacement capability to keep the system running during a module failure. This unit suits administrators maintaining existing 2950 deployments. It is not for buyers who need a higher wattage unit or a different form factor.
Under continuous load the redundant design shares current between modules so each runs below its maximum rating. This reduces thermal stress on internal components during extended operation. The hot-plug architecture allows a failed module to be swapped without powering down the chassis. It does not suit environments that require a single non-redundant supply.
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| Product | |
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| Brand name | DELL |
The unit is rated at 750 watts; actual draw depends on the server load and redundant configuration.
It is built for the Dell PowerEdge 2950 and fits that chassis' redundant power bay.
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