HP 1800W Hot Plug Redundant Power Supply For Apollo 2000 Gen10 - 876935-B21

Wattage: Powering Performance with 1800 Watts

The HP Apollo 2000 Gen10 - 876935-B21 Power Supply is equipped with a remarkable wattage of 1800 Watts. This high wattage ensures that your server is powered to deliver optimal performance, even under heavy workloads and demanding applications. Let's delve into the benefits and importance of this feature for users.

Product Overview

Discover the advanced features of our latest power supply module, designed to offer superior performance and reliability for various high-demand applications.

Device Characteristics

• Type: Power Supply - Hot-swappable / Redundant - Plug-in Module
• Compliance: Flex Slot Specification

Power Specifications

• Input Voltage: 200-240 V AC
• Power Capacity: 2200 Watts
• Efficiency Rating: 94%
• Certification: 80 Plus Platinum

Key Advantages

• High-efficiency operation with a 94% efficiency rating for reduced energy consumption.
• 80 Plus Platinum certification ensures exceptional performance and energy savings.

Compatibility Details

This power supply module is specifically engineered to be compatible with the following systems:

• HPE Apollo N2600 Gen10 Plus Small Form Factor (1800 Watts)
• HPE R2600 Gen10 Premium (2200 Watts)
• HPE R2800 Gen10 Flexible (2200 Watts)
• HPE Proliant Xl290n Gen10 Plus (1800 Watts)

System Integration

Seamlessly integrate this module with compatible HPE systems to enhance your data center's power redundancy and efficiency. Its hot-swappable feature ensures minimal downtime during maintenance or upgrades.

Enhanced Performance and Efficiency

With the HP Apollo 2000 Gen10 Power Supply's 1800-watt capacity, your server will be able to handle resource-intensive tasks effortlessly. Whether you're running complex simulations, performing data analysis, or hosting multiple virtual machines, this power supply ensures that your server operates at its peak performance levels, without any compromises.

Furthermore, the high wattage capacity of this power supply allows for efficient energy consumption. By delivering the required power without straining the components, minimizes energy wastage and reduces operational costs in the long run. This not only benefits your organization's bottom line but also contributes to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly IT infrastructure.

Reliability and Scalability

The 1800-watt power supply offers a robust and reliable power source for your HP Apollo 2000 Gen10 server. With ample power at its disposal, the server can handle sudden spikes in workload or demanding applications without any performance bottlenecks. This ensures uninterrupted operation and reduces the risk of downtime, which is critical for businesses that rely on continuous availability.

Moreover, the high wattage capacity allows for future scalability. As your organization grows and your computing needs increase, you can confidently expand your server infrastructure without concerns about power limitations. The HP Apollo 2000 Gen10 Power Supply's 1800-watt capability provides headroom for future expansion, allowing you to seamlessly accommodate additional servers or more demanding workloads.

Efficient Cooling and Temperature Management

The 1800-watt power supply is designed to work in conjunction with the server's cooling system, ensuring optimal temperature management. The power supply's efficient cooling mechanisms prevent overheating and maintain a stable operating temperature for the server components, even during peak usage. This results in improved reliability, extended component lifespan, and reduced risk of hardware failures due to heat-related issues.

Compatibility and Flexibility

The HP Apollo 2000 Gen10 - 876935-B21 Power Supply's 1800-watt capacity is specifically designed to meet the power requirements of this server model. It ensures compatibility and seamless integration, eliminating any concerns about mismatched power supplies or potential compatibility issues. This allows for hassle-free installation and ensures that your server operates optimally from the moment it is powered on.

Additionally, the power supply's high wattage capacity provides flexibility for future hardware upgrades. As you expand your server's capabilities or add more power-hungry components, such as additional storage or high-performance GPUs, the 1800-watt power supply can easily accommodate these upgrades without requiring a replacement. This saves time, effort, and costs associated with sourcing and installing a higher-wattage power supply.

Plug Type

The HP Apollo 2000 Gen10 - 876935-B21 Power Supply features a crucial plug type: Hot Plug. This plug type offers significant benefits and importance for users, ensuring uninterrupted power delivery and facilitating maintenance operations. Let's explore these advantages further.

Continuous Power Supply

The Hot Plug feature allows you to replace or add power supplies while the server is running, without any interruption to its operation. This means that even if one power supply fails or requires maintenance, the server can continue running seamlessly on the remaining power supply. This redundancy ensures uninterrupted availability and keeps your critical applications and services up and running without any downtime or disruption.

Ease of Maintenance and Upgrades

The Hot Plug capability simplifies maintenance operations by enabling easy removal and replacement of power supplies. When it's time to upgrade or replace a power supply, you can simply unplug the faulty unit and insert a new one without having to power down the server. This minimizes downtime, reduces the impact on productivity, and streamlines maintenance processes.

Efficient Resource Allocation

The Hot Plug feature also allows for efficient resource allocation. By providing the ability to add or remove power supplies on demand, you can dynamically adjust the power capacity based on your server's requirements. This flexibility ensures that power resources are allocated optimally, preventing overprovisioning and optimizing energy consumption. As a result, you can achieve cost savings by utilizing only the necessary power resources, without wasting energy on idle or underutilized power supplies.

Redundancy and High Availability

The Hot Plug feature contributes to the overall redundancy and high availability of your server infrastructure. By having multiple hot-pluggable power supplies, you create a redundant power configuration that eliminates single points of failure. In the event of a power supply failure, the remaining units pick up the load seamlessly, ensuring uninterrupted operation and protecting your critical data and applications from any potential disruptions.

Scalability and Future-Proofing

The Hot Plug capability also facilitates scalability and future-proofing of your server infrastructure. As your organization's computing needs grow, you can easily add more power supplies to accommodate the increased demand. This scalability ensures that your server can scale with your business, without requiring extensive downtime or complex reconfigurations. The Hot Plug feature simplifies the process of adding or removing power supplies, enabling seamless expansion and ensuring that your server infrastructure remains agile and adaptable.

In conclusion, the HP Apollo 2000 Gen10 - 876935-B21 Power Supply offers a powerful wattage of 1800 Watts, providing enhanced performance, reliability, and scalability for your server. Additionally, the Hot Plug plug type ensures uninterrupted power supply, ease of maintenance, and efficient resource allocation. By leveraging these features, you can optimize your server's performance, minimize downtime, and future-proof your infrastructure for evolving business needs.