Installation and Getting Started Guide for HP 600/610/620/630 RPS/EPS 2011-04
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Introducing the HP 610 Redundant and External Power Supplies
EPS Backup Power Port Operation
EPS Backup Power Port Operation
Up to five HP 610 EPS units can be connected together through EPS backup
power cables, but the EPS backup power ports can provide redundant PoE
power to only one unit whose internal PoE power fails. The active units can
provide up to 850 W of power to a single failed HP 610 EPS.
The HP 610 EPS is able to detect other units connected to the backup power
ports and also the status of their primary AC power supply. The HP 610 EPS
supports a hot-plug feature where units can be connected or disconnected to
the backup power ports without causing any disruption to the units in the
backup power group.
Note HP recommends connecting the “IN” connector first, then connect the “OUT”
connector. Connecting in this manner ensures there is no voltage on the cable.
Supported Switches
For a current list of supported HP switches, see www.hp.com/networking/
support, and enter the document titled <name of document> in the Search field,
Redundant and External Power Supplies Cross Reference Guide for HP
ProCurve Stackable Switches. This document defines which power supplies
are supported on which switches.










