Tripp Lite PS2408 8-Outlet Power Strip 15 ft Cord 1800W
- 120 V
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Delivers redundant AC power to HP 7000 enclosure modules
This plug-in module supplies AC power to the HP BladeSystem 7000 enclosure. It installs directly into the front I/O bay for a compact, high-density deployment. The unit is sold new under part number 413379-B21. ||
The module accepts single-phase AC input, so sites that require three-phase power will need a different power solution. Buyers who need redundant power modules should also verify how many bays their enclosure provides before ordering.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Hewlett-Packard |
| Model name | 413379-B21 |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 1.59 kg |
| Package size | 305 × 305 × 305 mm |
The BLc7000 enclosure supports up to 21 power modules for N+N redundancy.
As a plug-in power supply module, it relies on the enclosure's shared cooling infrastructure rather than an integrated fan.
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