HPE 1600-Watt Hot-Plug Redundant Power Supply

The HPE R7C76A is a 1600-watt hot-plug power supply built for servers running high-power configurations that need genuine redundancy, not just backup capacity that requires downtime to swap. Its hot-plug design lets IT teams replace a failed unit while the server keeps running, which matters most in production environments where scheduled downtime isn't always an option.

Key Features

• 1600-watt output for high-power server configurations
• Hot-plug design for replacement without server downtime
• Built for redundant power supply configurations
• Suited to demanding, high-availability server deployments

Product Specifications

• Model: R7C76A
• Manufacturer: HPE
• Power Output: 1600 watts
• Serviceability: Hot-plug
• Configuration: Redundant power supply

Use Cases

• High-availability server deployments requiring power redundancy
• Servers with high-power draw components like multiple GPUs
• Data centers needing hot-swap maintenance without downtime
• Replacing a failed power supply in a live production server

Compatibility

Designed for HPE servers supporting a 1600-watt hot-plug redundant power supply configuration; verify against your specific server model's supported PSU list.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this be swapped without shutting down the server?

Yes, it's a hot-plug power supply designed for replacement while the server continues running.

Is this meant to be used alone or in pairs?

It's built for redundant configurations, typically paired with a second unit for failover protection.

For production servers that can't afford downtime during a power supply swap, the R7C76A's hot-plug redundant design keeps critical systems running through routine maintenance and unexpected failures alike.