JL086A - Aruba X372 54VDC 680W Power Supply

ruba JL086A — X372 54VDC 680W Power Supply (PoE-capable, hot-plug)

What it is

JL086A isn’t a switch — it’s a power supply module.
It’s the Aruba X372 54VDC 680W hot-plug PSU used in PoE+-capable Aruba modular access switches, most commonly the 3810M and 2930M families. It provides system power and the 54V rail required for PoE, and it’s keyed so it only fits PoE-supported chassis.

Why buyers pick JL086A (plain English)

• Replacement or spare for PoE 3810M/2930M closets
  The standard “field swap” PSU for those platforms.

• Adds redundancy
  Many compatible switches support dual PSUs; adding JL086A gives power failover and load sharing.

• PoE-ready output
  Supplies the 54VDC needed to run PoE+ endpoints through the switch.

• Hot-plug convenience
  Swap or add without taking the switch down (when a second PSU is present).

60-second spec box (JL086A)

Type

• Hot-plug / redundant PSU for Aruba PoE-capable modular switches

Output power

• 680W total

Output

• 54VDC (system + PoE rail)

PoE capability (platform dependent)

• Enables PoE/PoE+ on supported switches

• PoE budget depends on chassis/model and PSU count

Input

• 100–240VAC, auto-ranging, 50/60 Hz

Compatibility (common use)

• Aruba 3810M PoE+ models

• Aruba 2930M PoE+ models

• Other Aruba platforms that specify X372 PSUs

Keying

• PoE-keyed PSU — won’t fit non-PoE PSU bays

Where it fits (and when to choose something else)

Perfect for:

• Replacing a failed PSU in PoE-supported 3810M/2930M switches

• Adding a second PSU for redundancy in PoE closets

Choose something else if:

• You’re powering a non-PoE chassis → you need the X371 12VDC 250W PSU (JL085A)

• You need higher PoE budgets → look for higher-wattage PoE PSUs for that platform

TL;DR

JL086A is the Aruba X372 680W 54VDC hot-plug power supply for PoE-capable 3810M/2930M switches — used as a replacement or to add redundant, PoE-ready power in supported chassis.