NEMIX RAM 2TB (16×128GB) DDR5 4800 CL40 1.1V 288-pin ECC RDIMM server RAM
- 2TB (16 x 128GB)
- 288-Pin DDR5 RDIMM
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HPE
Delivers 2700 W at 54 V DC in a 1.7" × 4.3" × 15.6" proprietary form factor for HPE Aruba X382 switches
This HPE Aruba X382 unit is a proprietary power supply built for compatible network infrastructure. It delivers 2750 W of output power at 54 V DC for demanding switching environments. The module suits administrators who need a high-capacity replacement or spare for supported Aruba chassis.
The supply fits a fixed 1.7" height, 4.3" width and 15.6" depth slot, so it cannot be used in standard ATX or redundant CRPS bays. Buyers whose chassis lack this exact proprietary bay cannot install the unit. Those needing a different voltage rail or lower maximum draw must select an alternative model.
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The 2750 W figure is the AC input capacity; the supply delivers 2700 W at 54 V DC to the chassis, so plan for 2700 W usable output.
It provides a 54 V DC bus to the switch, enabling up to 2700 W for PoE ports and system boards within the 1.7" × 4.3" × 15.6" form factor.
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