HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen11 Power Supplies

HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen11 Power Supplies

HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen11 Power Supplies

Genuine HPE Flex Slot power supplies for the HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen11, new and refurbished. The platform runs one or two hot-plug PSUs in Platinum and Titanium efficiency grades — two matching supplies give full 1+1 redundancy.

DL380 Gen11 Power Supply Specifications

  • Family: HPE Flex Slot hot-plug, tool-less modules
  • AC options: 800W Platinum, 1000W Titanium, 1600W Platinum, and 1800W–2200W Titanium (all Low Halogen variants)
  • DC option: 1600W –48VDC for telecom and DC power plants
  • Quantity: one or two; two matching PSUs provide 1+1 redundancy
  • Rules: both installed PSUs must match — mixing models is not supported; 1600W-class and larger units require high-line 200–240VAC
  • Gen11 detail worth knowing: the 1800W–2200W Titanium unit reaches its full output only on Gen11-and-later platforms — it is capped at 1600W in Gen10/Gen10 Plus servers

Match before you add. Both power supplies in a DL380 Gen11 must be the identical model — mixing is not supported — and 1600W-class and larger units require 200–240VAC high-line power.

How many power supplies does the DL380 Gen11 need?

ConfigurationPSUsTypical choice
General-purpose build2 (1+1 redundant)800W or 1000W
Loaded: high-TDP CPUs, NVMe, GPUs2 (1+1 redundant)1600W or 1800W–2200W
DC power plant / telecom1–21600W –48VDC

Production systems should run two supplies — hot-plug modules then let you replace a failed unit without downtime. Size the exact build with HPE Power Advisor: two 350W-class processors, 32 DIMMs, and a full NVMe complement sit in a very different envelope than an entry build.

Choosing the Right DL380 Gen11 Power Supply

  • Never mix wattages or models — both PSUs in the chassis must be identical.
  • Check your feed: 800W and 1000W units accept standard ranges; 1600W-class and larger require 200–240VAC high-line power.
  • Reusing a 1800W–2200W unit from a Gen10? It works, but only Gen11 unlocks output above 1600W — same part, different ceiling by generation.
  • Refurbished PSUs are a low-risk buy — sealed, tested modules and a popular way to add redundancy affordably.

Complete Your DL380 Gen11 Build

Pair redundant power with the rest of the platform: DL380 Gen11 memory, drives, storage controllers, networking adapters, processors, or the full DL380 Gen11 parts page. Other generations: DL380 Gen10 power supplies and DL380 Gen12 power supplies. Catalog-wide: HPE parts by server model.

DL380 Gen11 Power Supplies FAQ

What power supplies does the HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen11 use?
HPE Flex Slot hot-plug PSUs: 800W Platinum, 1000W Titanium, 1600W Platinum, and 1800W-2200W Titanium AC units, plus a 1600W -48VDC option. The server runs one or two, always matching.

Can I mix different power supplies in the DL380 Gen11?
No - both units must be the same model and wattage. When adding redundancy, buy the exact part number already installed.

Do the 1600W power supplies work on 110V power?
No - 1600W-class and larger units require high-line 200-240VAC. If you only have low-line power available, use the 800W Platinum or 1000W Titanium units.

Why does the 1800W-2200W power supply only deliver 1600W in my other server?
That unit's output is capped at 1600W in Gen10 and Gen10 Plus servers - output above 1600W is only achievable on Gen11-and-later platforms like the DL380 Gen11. Same part, different ceiling by generation.

Can I hot-swap a failed DL380 Gen11 power supply?
Yes, provided two supplies are installed (1+1 redundancy) - pull the failed module and insert the replacement without shutting down.

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