Hot-Pluggable PSU

Hot plugging is the ability to replace or install a system component without shutting down the attached rack or server. Hot pluggable power supply units (PSUs) can be removed and installed while the server is running without affecting the rest of the server’s capabilities. Hot plugging or hot swapping gets its name because devices are swapped while a computer is running - or hot. Sometimes known as a dual redundant power supply, Artesyn’s range is designed for enterprise servers, storage servers, network computers and other computing appliances.
Open Compute Project
1600 Watt Open Cloud Server Power Supply v.2.0
- Platinum-level efficiency
- 1600 W PSU with optional battery back-up (BBU) power; up to six (6) PSU in parallel
- Battery provides >35 seconds run time (plus 10 second ‘walk-in’ period)
- Flexible, optimized, customizable chassis/rack-level deployments
PS1000 and PL1000 12 V PSUs Project Olympus Architecture
High Availability Power Supply Units
- 92% peak efficiency
- 1000 W PSU
- Internal 680 W N+1 redundant
- Dual three-phase AC input with input voltage selector
- Fault mode resiliency
- PMBus ® compliant
- PL1000 Includes embedded BBU
PS1650 12 V PSU Project Olympus Architecture
High Availability Power Supply Unit
- 91% peak efficiency
- 1650 W PSU
- Fault mode resiliency
- Up to four (4) hot pluggable PSUs per system
- PMBus compliant