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A proprietary 680 W power supply accepting 100-240 VAC input for HPE Aruba networking equipment
This 680 W proprietary power supply is designed for HPE Aruba X372 network equipment. It accepts 100-240 V AC input at either 120 V or 230 V and delivers 54 V DC output. The unit suits administrators who need a direct replacement for part number JL086A.
The supply maintains its full 680 W rating continuously rather than only in short bursts. Its 100-240 V AC range handles global mains voltages without manual switching. Buyers who need redundant or higher-capacity units for the same chassis should verify compatibility separately.
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The supply accepts 100-240 V AC input and delivers up to 680 W at 54 V DC, so sustained draw depends on the load placed on the output side.
This proprietary unit is designed for Aruba X372 series switches that accept a 54 V DC 680 W power supply; verify the chassis model before purchase.
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