HP 5200zl, 3500yl manual Power supplies, Power supply types System PoE power

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The internal power supplies are inserted in the back slots. These slots are labeled PS1 and PS2 on the 5406zl and PS1 through PS4 on the 5412zl. A power supply is hot-swappable provided at least one other power supply is operational. If the 5412zl has only two power supplies and one of them fails, then only the upper six slots (slots A through F) will receive power.

Power supplies

There are two different power supplies available for the HP ProCurve Switch 5400zl series. Both power supplies provide system power (the power needed to run the switch itself) and PoE power (the power sent down the Ethernet cable to power the device at the other end). The only difference between the two supplies is the amount of PoE power available from the supply.

All HP ProCurve Switch 5400zl series chassis use the same power supplies. There are two internal power supplies available:

•875W (110V/220V)

•1500W (220V)

As indicated in the following figure, the internal power supply provides both system power as well as PoE. The HP ProCurve Switch 5400zl series, as well as the 3500yl series, can power any device that adheres to the IEEE 802.1af standard. In addition, devices using pre-standard Cisco PoE power can also be powered. The switches will automatically detect what type of power and how much is needed when a compatible device is plugged into the port.

It is recommended that you use the same power supply model for all power supplies installed in a given 5400zl series chassis.

	Power supply types			System			PoE power
	Power supply types			power			PoE power
				power

	875W Power Supply
	J8712A			600W			273W
	(110/220 VAC)

	1500W Power Supply
	J8713A			600W			900W
	(220 VAC only)

	HP ProCurve Switch zl
	Power Supply Shelf		0				Up to 1800W
	(J8714A)

Figure 5. Power supply choices

The internal power supplies provide system power for all internal components (+12V output within +/- 5% tolerance, regulated) and power for PoE ports (-48V output within +/- 5% tolerance, regulated), which meets isolation and noise requirements of the IEEE 802.3af specification.

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Contents HP ProCurve Switch 5400zl, 3500yl, and 6200yl Series Ospf Page Introduction Executive summaryOverview Product positioningHP ProCurve Switch 6200yl-24G-mGBIC HP ProCurve Switch 5400zl and 3500yl SeriesProVision Asic architecture Classification and lookup Inside the ProVision Asic ArchitecturePolicy Enforcement Engine Advanced capabilities of the product family Management subsystemHP ProCurve Switch 5400zl Series 5400zl chassis layout ProCurve Switch 5400zl ChassisHP ProCurve Switch 5406zl chassis layout Power supply types System PoE power Power suppliesFan tray Management module Zl modulesHP ProCurve Switch 5400zl series line interface modules Power supply configurations5406zl 5412zl Specifications Memory ProcessorConsole port Auxiliary portPorts DescriptionMini-GBICs supported ordered separately Open mini-GBIC slots Maximum distance Transceivers supported ordered separatelyHP ProCurve Radio Ports supported ordered separately HP ProCurve ONE Services zl Module J9289A DescriptionHP ProCurve Switch 3500yl Series Page Additional line interface module LED status indicatorsHP ProCurve Switch 6200yl HP ProCurve Switch 6200yl-24G-mGBIC J8992A Security features Overview of features and benefitsPerformance QoS functions Bandwidth shaping usingConvergence Advanced classifier-based QoSBridging protocols Layer 2 switchingRouting protocols IPv6Management DiagnosticsFuture-proofing Low cost of ownershipDevice management Standards and protocolsGeneral protocols IP MulticastNetwork management MIBsPerformance and capacity Capacity and performance features comparisonQoS/Cos SecurityPer-port buffer sizes Optimizing the 10-GbE port configuration Page Throughput and latency performance data Gbps Gigabit performance traffic patterns Industry-leading warranty HP ProCurve warranty and supportIntelligent Edge and Premium License Appendix a Premium LicenseTask Manual Using Appendix B Policy Enforcement Engine Policy Enforcement Engine benefits Wire-speed performance for ACLsGranular policy enforcement Hardware-based performancePoE device types Appendix C Power over EthernetAdditional PoE power-external supplies Power delivery optionsPoE negotiation Support for pre-802.3af standard powered devices Appendix D PIM Sparse ModeAppendix E LLDP-MED Appendix F Virus Throttle security Page Response options Appendix G VrrpSensitivity Connection-rate ACLXrrp support on 5300xl switch Appendix H Ospf Equal Cost Multipath Vlan ID Appendix I Advanced Classifier-Based QoSLimitations/Restrictions Appendix J Server-to-Switch Distributed TrunkingLED status indicators for 5400zl series Appendix K TroubleshootingAn example of upstream traffic forwarding is as follows EPS LED LED status indicators for 3500yl and 6200yl series Temp On green Blinking orange Fan Status PoE Status Off Part number Component Part numbers and Field Replaceable UnitsPart number Component For more information