These power attachment diagrams show examples of how to attach to 110 V ac power sources.
Remember: You cannot mix 110 V
ac power sources and 220 V ac power sources in the same BladeCenter S chassis.
Two power supplies attached to 110 V ac power sources
In
this example, there are two power supplies that are attached to separate power
sources. The power sources could be dedicated branch circuits from your circuit
breaker panel:
- Power source A could be your utility provider
- Power source B could be your UPS service
Each
power supply provides up to 950 watts. Therefore, the total power available
for the BladeCenter S system would
be as follows:
- Non-redundant power policy: 1900 watts
- Power module redundancy power policy: 950 watts
- AC power source redundancy power policy: 950 watts
Four power supplies attached to 110 V ac power sources
In
this example, there are four power supplies that are attached to two separate
power sources. The power sources could each be different dedicated branch
circuits from your circuit breaker panel:
- Power source A could be your utility provider
- Power source B could be your UPS service
Each
power supply provides up to 950 watts. Therefore, the total power available
for the BladeCenter S system would
be as follows:
- Non-redundant power policy: 3477 watts
- Power module redundancy power policy: 2850 watts