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Delivers 680 W at 54 V DC from 100-240 V AC input for HP X372 network security devices
This HP JL086A#ABA X372 unit delivers 54 V DC at up to 680 W for compatible network security devices. It accepts a 100 to 240 V AC input range for worldwide deployment. The module is designed to fit HP firewall and security appliance chassis that require this specific power rating.
Under continuous operation the supply maintains its rated 680 W output within the specified input voltage window. It is not intended for equipment that demands a higher wattage or a different DC voltage level. Buyers needing redundant or hot-swap configurations should verify chassis support before purchase.
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The unit delivers 54 V DC at up to 680 W from a 100-240 V AC source, so sustained load will match the connected device's demand within that ceiling.
This supply is built for the HP X372 series; verify the exact chassis part number against your hardware before installation.
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