Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
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- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Proprietary 1110W PoE power supply delivering -56 V DC for HP 5500-HI switch series
The HP X362 is a proprietary 1110W PoE power supply that converts 115-240VAC input to a -56 V DC output. It is designed specifically for compatible HP network switches requiring PoE functionality.
This unit fits the HP 5500-HI Switch Series PoE Switches. It is not suitable for standard ATX desktop builds, non-PoE network equipment, or switches outside the stated compatibility list.
The power supply ships as a standalone module without mounting brackets, cables, or management software. Installation relies on the switch chassis slot and existing infrastructure.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | HP |
| Product type | Proprietary Power Supply |
It is compatible with the HP 5500-HI Switch Series PoE Switches, so you need one of those switches to install it.
Yes, the -56 V DC output follows the standard PoE voltage, so legacy PoE devices on the same switch will receive power normally.
The switch management interface will show the power supply status as active and report the 56V output within normal range.
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