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HP Aruba X372 54VDC 680W power supply
Delivers 680 W at 54 V DC to compatible Aruba switches from 100-240 V AC input
- 680 W output powers demanding Aruba switches
- Wide 100-240 V AC input works worldwide
- 54 V DC delivery matches switch requirements
- Compact 1.6-inch height fits dense racks
- Light 1.82 lb weight eases installation
Aruba X372 power module
This 680 W AC-to-DC power module is built for Aruba network switches that require a 54 V DC input. It accepts a wide 100-240 V AC range and delivers up to 680 W of continuous output power. The unit ships as a single packaged module ready for installation in compatible switch chassis.
Fit for Aruba switch deployments
Network engineers maintaining Aruba infrastructure that specifies a 54 V DC 680 W supply will find this module a direct match. Sites needing a different output voltage, higher wattage, or a redundant form factor not covered by this part number should verify their switch requirements before ordering.
54 V DC output voltage
The defining specification is the fixed 54 V DC output that the connected switch expects. Supplying a different voltage will prevent the equipment from operating, so this parameter must match the switch documentation exactly.
Highlights
- 680 W output powers demanding Aruba switches
- Wide 100-240 V AC input works worldwide
- 54 V DC delivery matches switch requirements
- Compact 1.6-inch height fits dense racks
- Light 1.82 lb weight eases installation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the JL086A#ABA into an Aruba switch and which step is often missed?
Slide the 1.6-inch-high module into the switch bay until the latch clicks, then secure the retaining screw; the step often missed is tightening that screw, which keeps the 54 V DC output firmly seated.
What maintenance or replacement will the 680 W power module need over time?
The internal fan is the only moving part; plan to clean its intake vents annually and replace the module if the fan becomes noisy or the switch logs a power-supply fault.
What limit appears first when the supply runs continuously at full 680 W load?
Thermal protection trips first; sustained 680 W output at 54 V DC raises internal temperature until the built-in overtemperature circuit shuts the unit down.
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