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Posted by on September 29, 2005, 9:55 am
Please log in for more thread options I'm fairly new to working with UPS's and enterprise systems and have been given the task to find a UPS that can power 3 servers for up to 10 minutes before the generators at our datacenter can fire up. Also, I've heard of systems which can make a phone call in the event that power is lost so that staff can be dispatched to deal with the outage. Does anyone know of a UPS with these features? I'm not sure about the voltage requirements of the servers, but all three are dual processor machines with nothing special added as far as server components go so bascially a rough estimate will suffice for my first requirement. Much thanks in advance, Larry | ||||||||||||||||
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Posted by Pen on September 29, 2005, 2:54 pm
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Posted by ElJerid on September 30, 2005, 7:32 am
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> Hi all,
I think you will be cheaper and more flexible with 3 small programmable UPS
> > I'm fairly new to working with UPS's and enterprise systems and have > been given the task to find a UPS that can power 3 servers for up to 10 > minutes before the generators at our datacenter can fire up. Also, I've > heard of systems which can make a phone call in the event that power is > lost so that staff can be dispatched to deal with the outage. Does > anyone know of a UPS with these features? I'm not sure about the > voltage requirements of the servers, but all three are dual processor > machines with nothing special added as far as server components go so > bascially a rough estimate will suffice for my first requirement. > > Much thanks in advance, > > Larry > units, one for each server, rather than one big and expensive unit. | ||||||||||||||||
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>
> I'm fairly new to working with UPS's and enterprise
> systems and have
> been given the task to find a UPS that can power 3 servers
> for up to 10
> minutes before the generators at our datacenter can fire
> up. Also, I've
> heard of systems which can make a phone call in the event
> that power is
> lost so that staff can be dispatched to deal with the
> outage. Does
> anyone know of a UPS with these features? I'm not sure
> about the
> voltage requirements of the servers, but all three are
> dual processor
> machines with nothing special added as far as server
> components go so
> bascially a rough estimate will suffice for my first
> requirement.
>
> Much thanks in advance,
>
> Larry
>