Surge suppressors
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David Mathog mathog at mendel.bio.caltech.eduThu Oct 24 10:19:24 PDT 2002
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What brand surge suppressors are commonly used in clusters? Tripplite 6 outlet Isobar Ultras jave worked well on other equipment but these are only rated for 12A. With 5 x 300W power supplies plugged in they'd be running very close to their limit (5*300/120 = 12A). But maybe that's too pessimistic. Each node holds a Tyan 2466 Mobo, one MP2000+ processor, one 40Gb IDE disk, a floppy, 1 Gb ECC RAM, 3 fans, and a cheap VGA card. So it probably doesn't draw anywhere near 300W except possibly when the power is first turned on. The surge suppressor should be rated high enough to handle the load if/when we add the second CPU in each node. Each circuit has a 20Amp breaker, 20 Amp rated wiring, NEMA 5-15P sockets (could be upgraded to NEMA 5-20P for a nominal amount.) 4 circuits are available. Thanks, David Mathog mathog at caltech.edu Manager, Sequence Analysis Facility, Biology Division, Caltech
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