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HP JL820A Aruba 480W Power Supply

Power Your Network Devices with Reliable Efficiency The HP Aruba 480W Power Supply is designed to provide reliable and efficient power to your Aruba networking devices. With its 54 V DC output, this power supply ensures your devices have the power they need to operate at peak performance. Speci...

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Overview

Power Your Network Devices with Reliable Efficiency

The HP Aruba 480W Power Supply is designed to provide reliable and efficient power to your Aruba networking devices. With its 54 V DC output, this power supply ensures your devices have the power they need to operate at peak performance.

Specifications:

  • Output Voltage: 54 V DC
  • Power: 480W
  • Connector: DIN
  • Compatibility: Aruba Networking Devices

Key Features

Power supply function: Supplies power to the electrical load to keep up with the power requirements

Output voltage: Delivers 54 V DC to ensure that your device is always ready to use

Item weight: Weighs 4.26 pounds for easy handling

Dimensions: Measures 7.75 x 9.25 x 7.25 inches for space-saving installation

Power supply design: Features non-modular design for reliable performance

Specifications

Brand
HP Aruba
Model
JL820A
Power Supply Function
Supplies power to the electrical load
Output Voltage
54 V DC
Weight
4.26 pounds
Dimensions
7.75 x 9.25 x 7.25 inches
Design
Non-modular
Wattage
480W

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Frequently Asked Questions

This power supply delivers 54 V DC output voltage.
The power supply measures 7.75 x 9.25 x 7.25 inches.
The item weighs 4.26 pounds, making it easy to handle.
No, it features a non-modular design for reliable performance.
Its primary function is to supply power to the electrical load to keep up with power requirements.