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Rectangular silver power supply unit with ventilation grilles and label showing 1600W 54VDC

HP

HP Aruba Networking X372 54VDC 1600W 110-240VAC Power Supply

SKU CH-CKM2-P13QC

Delivers 1600 W at 54 VDC from 110-240 VAC input for Aruba networking equipment

  • Delivers 1600 W for demanding network equipment
  • Accepts 110-240 VAC input for worldwide deployment
  • Provides stable 54 VDC output to compatible Aruba switches
  • X372 model designed for Aruba networking infrastructure

Aruba X372 1600 W power supply

The Aruba X372 delivers 1600 W of 54 V DC output for compatible networking chassis. It is built for data-centre and enterprise racks that require high-density power in a hot-swap form factor.

Hot-swap 110-240 V AC input

The unit accepts 110 to 240 V AC mains without manual switching, simplifying deployment across regions. Its hot-plug design lets technicians replace a failed supply without powering down the switch, reducing downtime during maintenance windows.

Highlights

  • Delivers 1600 W for demanding network equipment
  • Accepts 110-240 VAC input for worldwide deployment
  • Provides stable 54 VDC output to compatible Aruba switches
  • X372 model designed for Aruba networking infrastructure

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What is the 54 V DC output used for?

The 54 V DC output powers compatible Aruba networking switches and appliances that require this voltage rail.

What form factor does the X372 use for installation?

The X372 is a hot-pluggable module that slides into the dedicated power-supply bay of supported Aruba chassis.

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