3Com 3CR17561-91-US Getting Started Guide - Page 30

Specifying the Redundant Power System, Power Input before, User Intervention, Correct Response

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30 CHAPTER 2: INSTALLING THE SWITCH Table 8 Switch Power Inputs Power Input before Power Input after User Intervention User Intervention AC mains and RPS RPS only AC mains and RPS AC mains only RPS only AC mains AC mains and RPS AC mains and RPS Correct Response The unit remains powered by the RPS. The unit is powered by the AC mains. PoE dropped on all ports, however the unit does not reset. PoE restarts powered by the remaining power from the AC mains. PoE ports will be dropped depending on their preset priority level. The total power available to the Switch may be less than when powered from the RPS. Some PoE ports may be dropped as they are unable to obtain the power they require. The unit remains powered by the RPS. The unit is powered by the RPS. PoE ports can be added. Specifying the 3Com's redundant power solution allows the use of any off-the-shelf Redundant Power -48V DC RPS that meets the requirements defined in Appendix C on System page 115. For an approved vendor list, more details about purchasing the 3Com recommended RPS and a full set of requirements go to: http://www.3Com.com/RPS The 3Com recommended RPS generates -48V DC power using power supply units (or rectifiers). The outputs of the rectifier(s) are connected together so that the total -48V power available can be increased by adding additional rectifiers. For example, three 1500W rectifiers can provide up to 4500W. Hot removal or insertion of a rectifier will not affect the -48V DC output voltage. Table 9 shows an example of the total power available from a number of 1500W rectifiers. A minimum of two rectifiers are required for each shelf to provide N+1 rectifier redundancy.

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C
HAPTER
2: I
NSTALLING
THE
S
WITCH
Table 8
Switch Power Inputs
Specifying the
Redundant Power
System
3Com’s redundant power solution allows the use of any off-the-shelf
-48V DC RPS that meets the requirements defined in Appendix C on
page 115.
For an approved vendor list, more details about purchasing the 3Com
recommended RPS and a full set of requirements go to:
The 3Com recommended RPS generates -48V DC power using power
supply units (or rectifiers). The outputs of the rectifier(s) are connected
together so that the total -48V power available can be increased by
adding additional rectifiers. For example, three 1500W rectifiers can
provide up to 4500W. Hot removal or insertion of a rectifier will not affect
the -48V DC output voltage.
Table 9 shows an example of the total power available from a number of
1500W rectifiers.
A minimum of two rectifiers are required for each shelf to provide N+1
rectifier redundancy.
Power Input before
User Intervention
Power Input after
User Intervention
Correct Response
AC mains and RPS
RPS only
The unit remains powered by the RPS.
AC mains and RPS
AC mains only
The unit is powered by the AC mains.
PoE dropped on all ports, however
the unit does not reset. PoE restarts
powered by the remaining power
from the AC mains. PoE ports will be
dropped depending on their preset
priority level.
The total power available to the
Switch may be less than when
powered from the RPS. Some PoE
ports may be dropped as they are
unable to obtain the power they
require.
RPS only
AC mains and RPS
The unit remains powered by the RPS.
AC mains
AC mains and RPS
The unit is powered by the RPS. PoE
ports can be added.