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09-18-2009 06:53 AM
09-18-2009 06:53 AM
DL series servers - power distribution with dual PS
I am trying to understand how dual PS and PDU work. I have read some HP docs but not found a clear explanation.
As a simple example, I have a server with dual power and two 10 A circuits.
Each PS is connected to a different 10 A PDU. When viewing current draw on the PDU, I see 2 A being used when the server is running and 5 A when the server boots up.
If one PDU or PS goes away, does the server now pull 4 A in normal run and now 10 A at boot up on the single PS/PDU?
I don't think it pulls that much but haven't had the ability to test PS/PDU scenerios.
As a simple example, I have a server with dual power and two 10 A circuits.
Each PS is connected to a different 10 A PDU. When viewing current draw on the PDU, I see 2 A being used when the server is running and 5 A when the server boots up.
If one PDU or PS goes away, does the server now pull 4 A in normal run and now 10 A at boot up on the single PS/PDU?
I don't think it pulls that much but haven't had the ability to test PS/PDU scenerios.
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09-18-2009 09:02 AM
09-18-2009 09:02 AM
Re: DL series servers - power distribution with dual PS
> If one PDU or PS goes away, does the server now pull 4 A in normal run and now 10 A at boot up on the single PS/PDU?
Yes that's exactly what will happen. So each PDU must be able to supply double the current at any time if the other PDU goes down. It is a killer if you have dual feeds with dual UPSrooms and dual generators. Your UPSes and generators must never run over 50% load.
Yes that's exactly what will happen. So each PDU must be able to supply double the current at any time if the other PDU goes down. It is a killer if you have dual feeds with dual UPSrooms and dual generators. Your UPSes and generators must never run over 50% load.
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