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Rectangular silver server power supply unit with rear venting and side label

HPE Aruba Networking

HPE Aruba Networking JL086A#ABA X372 54VDC 680W 100-240VAC Power Supply

SKU CH-KKRN-F2QEG

Delivers 680 W at 54 VDC from a 100-240 VAC input for compatible Aruba switches

  • TypeProprietary Power Supply
  • Delivers 680 W to power demanding network equipment
  • Accepts 100-240 VAC input for worldwide deployment
  • Provides 54 VDC output for compatible Aruba switches
  • Proprietary form factor ensures direct fit in supported chassis

HPE Aruba X372 54 VDC 680 W Power Supply

This proprietary server power supply delivers 680 watts at 54 VDC and accepts 100 to 240 VAC input. It is designed for Aruba networking equipment that requires this specific form factor and voltage. The unit ships new and ready for installation in compatible chassis.

Practical limits of the proprietary interface

The supply fits only hardware built for the X372 proprietary connector and 54 VDC output. It cannot power devices that expect standard ATX pinouts, different voltages or industry-standard redundant bays. Builders using non-Aruba servers or generic rack mounts will need a different power solution.

Highlights

  • Delivers 680 W to power demanding network equipment
  • Accepts 100-240 VAC input for worldwide deployment
  • Provides 54 VDC output for compatible Aruba switches
  • Proprietary form factor ensures direct fit in supported chassis

Specifications

TypeProprietary Power Supply

Questions about this item

How do I choose between the 680 W X372 unit and the 570 W Dell VPR1M supply?

The X372 delivers 680 W at 54 V DC and accepts 100-240 V AC input, while the Dell VPR1M is rated for 570 W and fits PowerEdge T610 and R710 servers.

What does the 680 W rating mean once the supply is installed in a switch?

It means the unit can continuously provide up to 680 W of 54 V DC power to the chassis, drawing from any 100-240 V AC source without manual voltage selection.

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