Hanwha HV-PWR600-10 600W AC System Power Supply for x950 Series
When deploying Hanwha's x950 series NVRs or servers in mission-critical environments, redundant power isn't optional—it's essential. The HV-PWR600-10 delivers 600W of clean, stable AC power as a hot-swappable module, ensuring your recording infrastructure stays online even when primary power supplies fail. Designed specifically for x950 chassis, this unit integrates seamlessly into existing racks without requiring system downtime during installation or replacement.
Key Features
- 600W power output engineered for Hanwha x950 series recorder platforms
- Hot-swappable design allows field replacement without powering down the system
- AC input compatible with standard data center and server room electrical infrastructure
- Redundant power supply architecture eliminates single points of failure in critical deployments
- Drop-in form factor matches x950 chassis mounting specifications
- Internal thermal management maintains stable operation under sustained load
- Field-replaceable unit reduces mean time to repair in multi-site deployments
For integrators managing enterprise surveillance or large-scale commercial installations, power continuity directly impacts system uptime and footage retention guarantees. The HV-PWR600-10 addresses this by providing full n+1 redundancy when paired with a second unit in dual-supply x950 configurations. During maintenance windows or component failure, the remaining supply carries full system load while you swap the affected module—no UPS transfer, no recording gaps, no truck rolls for emergency shutdowns.
The 600W capacity handles fully populated x950 systems running maximum drive configurations and network throughput. Unlike generic ATX supplies that may fit physically but lack proper signaling or thermal profiles for continuous operation, this unit communicates with x950 system management for accurate power monitoring and alarm generation. Integrators spec'ing government facilities, healthcare networks, or industrial sites with strict uptime SLAs should account for dual-supply configurations from initial deployment rather than retrofitting after a failure event.
