Figure 1: HP platforms that support HP Common Slot power supplies over several generations of products
ProLiant DL300 G6/G7/Gen8 series & | ProLiant DL580 and DL585 G7 servers | |||||
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ProLiant DL100 G6 series & HP P4000 G2 SAN
ProLiant DL785 and DL980 servers
ProLiant ML300/100 G6 series | HP Common Slot |
(ML370, ML350, ML330, ML150) | power supply |
ProLiant DL1000 and DL2000 series
ProLiant SL6000 and S6500 series
ProLiant c3000 enclosure
Integrity rx2800 i2 series
The ability to use HP CS power supplies across multiple platforms simplifies maintenance for an IT department. Using a common power supply form factor requires fewer maintenance spares and decreases inventory costs and facility space requirements. Common Slot power supplies are qualified with specific HP products based on actual power output requirements. These qualifications are defined in the section “Installation consideration with Common Slot power supplies.”
Table 2 and Figures 2A, 2B, and 2C compares and illustrates the efficiency of HP Platinum Plus, HP Platinum, and HP Gold CS power supplies as tested internally with the internal fans as part of the efficiency calculation. The 80 Plus certification agency data reflected in Table 2 does not include power consumed by the fans as part of the efficiency calculation.
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