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01-28-2009 02:12 PM
01-28-2009 02:12 PM
I have a customer that has a c3000 blade enclosure running on 110V power. They want to know if they can move to 208 without shutting down the chassis. It seems reasonable since the power supplies are autosensing, but taking risks is not an option. They are running N+N with all six power supplies.
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01-29-2009 02:20 PM
01-29-2009 02:20 PM
Solution
Yes you can Move without shutting down the chassis.
You will see some Alerts that Mixing the Power supplies is not recommended, Other then that there is no issues. Once you Move completely to 208V that Alerts will Clear from the OA.
You will see some Alerts that Mixing the Power supplies is not recommended, Other then that there is no issues. Once you Move completely to 208V that Alerts will Clear from the OA.
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