HPE
HPE JL086A#B2E Aruba X372 54VDC 680W server power supply
Delivers 680 W from 100–240 V AC input in a compact 1.6" × 3.3" × 8.9" module
- TypePower Module
- Delivers 680 W output for demanding server workloads
- Accepts 100 to 240 V AC input for worldwide deployment
- Slim 1.6-inch height fits dense rack environments
- Lightweight 1.82 lb design eases installation and handling
- Compact 3.3 by 8.9 inch footprint saves valuable chassis space
Aruba X372 680W Power Module
The HPE Aruba X372 is a 680W AC-to-DC power module delivering 54VDC output for compatible Aruba network switches. It accepts 100-240VAC input at 120V or 230V, making it suitable for worldwide deployment in enterprise wiring closets and data centres.
Suited for Aruba X372 chassis slots.
This module fits Aruba switches designed for the X372 form factor and 54VDC bus. It will not work in chassis that require a different output voltage, a higher wattage rating, or a proprietary mechanical keying. Builders needing redundant N+1 configurations should verify slot count and total power budget before purchase.
54VDC 680W output rating
The single specification that determines compatibility is the 54VDC 680W output. The switch chassis must be rated for exactly this voltage and power level; a mismatched voltage will prevent operation, while insufficient wattage will limit PoE budgets or cause shutdowns under load.
Highlights
- Delivers 680 W output for demanding server workloads
- Accepts 100 to 240 V AC input for worldwide deployment
- Slim 1.6-inch height fits dense rack environments
- Lightweight 1.82 lb design eases installation and handling
- Compact 3.3 by 8.9 inch footprint saves valuable chassis space
Specifications
| Brand | HPE |
|---|---|
| Type | Power Module |
Questions about this item
Is the 680 W unit the only capacity offered for the Aruba X372?
The Aruba X372 is supplied as a 54 V DC, 680 W power module; no other wattage version of this model is listed.
What does the 680 W rating mean for my switch chassis?
It is the maximum continuous DC power the module can deliver at 54 V to the chassis, so the total load of line cards and fans must stay at or below 680 W.
The input range is 100–240 V AC — what does that cover in practice?
The supply auto-ranges from 120 V AC up to 230 V AC, letting it run on standard office or data-centre circuits worldwide without manual switching.
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