Smart Load Shedding

- From Server Technology

The Smart Load Shedding oversees individual or groups of devices and makes sure that the temperature, current load and UPS power status are in check. In the event that the temperature or current load exceeds a defined threshold or the UPS loses power and goes onto battery, all or a portion of the devices in the equipment cabinet may be automatically shut off to ensure longer operational life of the critical devices, according to company officials.

"If one or more of the devices being shed is a server, a graceful shutdown may be accomplished via a Remote Shutdown Agent," officials explain. "This Remote Shutdown Agent intervenes before power is shutoff to the device to protect valuable data. When the specific threshold is no longer being exceeded or the UPS comes off of battery, a user configured auto-recovery time will restore power to the load shed devices. This feature is fully configurable and it is up to the operator if the system will be allowed to auto-recover on none or all of the configured key parameters. "The labs selected Server Technology's CW-8H1-C20.    read more... here  

 

 

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Cooling Requirements for Data Centers

The determination of cooling requirements for IT systems can be reduced to a simple process that can be done by anyone without special training. Expressing all measures of power and cooling in Watts simplifies the process. A general rule is that a CRAC system rating must be 1.3 times the anticipated IT load rating plus any capacity added for redundancy. This approach works well with smaller network rooms of under 4,000 ft2(372 m2).

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