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Optimizing power distribution provides more granularity
Optimizing power distribution provides more granularity
By SMBWorld Asia Editors | Aug 20, 2010
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With the growth in blade servers with dual or triple power supplies, a single rack of equipment can easily produce dozens of power cords to manage — and an appetite for 20 kW or more of reliable power. Traditional power strips are just not up to the task.
Using enclosure-based power distribution units (ePDU™) you can streamline the power architecture and support rapidly escalating blade server power requirements. Also ePDUs tiered both in power capacity and in functionality allows you to precisely match up the combination of features and power rating needed for each application.
Which blade server ePDU is right for your application? What deployment considerations apply?
With the right ePDU model and implementation strategy, you can satisfy present and future needs, optimally balance loads and enhance data center efficiency and uptime.
Selecting the right product and implementation scheme for any given application is a simple matter based on 10 key factors.
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