HPE
HPE 412211-001 700W Hot-Plug Power Supply
A 700W hot-plug power supply with 100-240 VAC input for ProLiant DL360 G5 and DL365 G1 servers
- TypeAT
- 700 W output powers demanding ProLiant workloads
- Hot-pluggable design enables replacement without server downtime
- Wide 100-240 VAC input suits global power environments
- Built-in power factor correction improves electrical efficiency
- Compatible with ProLiant DL360 G5 and DL365 G1 servers
700 W Hot-Plug Power Supply for ProLiant Servers
This 700 W hot-plug power supply is built for HPE ProLiant DL360 G5 and DL365 G1 servers. It delivers active power-factor correction and supports hot replacement, making it suitable for environments that require continuous uptime during maintenance.
AT Form Factor with Wide-Range Input
The unit uses an AT form factor and accepts 100-240 VAC input, allowing deployment across different mains voltages without manual switching. Its hot-pluggable design lets technicians swap the module while the server remains powered, freeing up maintenance windows and reducing service interruption.
700 W Output with PFC Efficiency
Active power-factor correction improves input current quality and reduces harmonic distortion on the supply line. In normal operation the unit delivers its rated 700 W within the thermal limits of the supported ProLiant chassis, with fan speed managed by the server’s integrated cooling system.
Highlights
- 700 W output powers demanding ProLiant workloads
- Hot-pluggable design enables replacement without server downtime
- Wide 100-240 VAC input suits global power environments
- Built-in power factor correction improves electrical efficiency
- Compatible with ProLiant DL360 G5 and DL365 G1 servers
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How long will the 700W hot-plug power supply sustain full output before hitting its thermal limit?
The unit is rated for continuous 700W operation within the 100-240 VAC input range and is designed for server environments where sustained loads are typical.
What noise and heat levels should I expect when the power supply runs all day in a ProLiant DL360 G5?
Installed in a DL360 G5 the supply uses the server’s managed fan wall; acoustics and exhaust temperature follow the chassis fan curve rather than a standalone PSU fan.
Which server chassis and backplane must I already have for the 412211-001 to hot-plug and power on?
The supply is built for HPE ProLiant DL360 G5 and DL365 G1 servers with matching hot-plug power bays and backplane connectors.
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