UPS recommendations
Walter B. Ligon III
walt at clemson.edu
Thu Nov 14 06:18:45 PST 2002
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Actually, I'd recommend Triplite over APC. We did APC for our first cluster
and ran into some very poorly made equipment - cost us $40,000. Broke
because of a power outage (!!!) and then they wouldn't make it right for us.
Anyone need an anchor for a very large boat?
Walt
> Thanks for the replies so far (to the list, and by e-mail). APC is
> what most recommend, e.g. the Smart-UPS 3000VA along with the
> environmental card.
>
> With this set up, can the UPS be told to cut the power if the
> temperature goes over a critical value? This would be something that
> would happen as a last resort, if the monitoring software somehow
> failed to bring down the machine.
>
> As for monitoring software, some people have mentioned powerchute,
> and others the opensource apcupsd. The former is said to be able
> to get environmental information. Does anyone know if apcupsd is
> able to do this too?
>
> Finally, is it easy to set either of these up with three UPS's (one on
> each circuit), but only one environmental card? The monitoring
> software on two of the machines would then have to get the
> environmental information from the third.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dan
>
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> Dan Christensen
> jdc at uwo.ca
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Dr. Walter B. Ligon III
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ECE Department
Clemson University
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