Electrical specifications

Installing an HCP RAIN System - Final On-Site Setup

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MK-98ARC016-35

In an HCP system, all electrical components are designed to be redundant. For each device in the system, there are either two power supplies or two of the devices so that there is no single point of failure if a power supply or PDU fails. In addition, since all components are redundant, the PDUs on different sides of the rack connect to different power systems, providing power system redundancy.

When an HCP system component with two power supplies is operating normally, each power supply contributes half the power that the device requires. If one power supplies fails, the HCP component continues to run on the single available power supply.

The table below describes the amperages and voltages of the different PDU models.

PDU model Amperage Voltage
3P30A-24C13-6C19UL.P 30 208
3P32A-24C13-6C19CE.P 32 400
3P30A-15C13-3C19UL.P 30 208
1P30A-15C13-3C19UL.P 30 208
3P16A-15C13-3C19CE.P 16 400
1P32A-18C13-3C19CE.P 32 230
3P30A-8C13-3C19UL.P 30 208
1P30A-8C13-3C19UL.P 30 208
3P16A-9C13-3C19CE.P 16 400
1P32A-9C13-3C19CE.P 32 230

The table below describes the nominal amperage and wattage of each possible component in an HCP system.

Component Nominal amperage @ 208V (A) Nominal wattage @ 208V (W)
HCP G11 Node 1.26 262
Brocade ICX 6430 0.20 41.6
Brocade VDX 6740 0.86 179
Cisco Nexus 5548 1.88 391
Cisco Nexus 5596 2.14 445