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Introduction
This chapter provides a functional overview of the Redundant Power System (RPS), which includes the following:
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RPS Overview
The RPS provides a simple and economical solution for providing a backup power source for up to eight SecureStack Ethernet switch devices. When a PSM is connected to a switch device, the PSM continuously monitors the internal power supply of the switch device. If a power interruption is detected, the PSM is automatically triggered to provide power for the switch device, preventing an interruption in network traffic.
The end result is a more reliable network infrastructure, protecting the network from a single source of failure from a network device power supply.
Depending on your system requirements, the RPS can consist of the following components to support up to eight switch devices:
•One C2RPS‐CHAS8 chassis
•Up to eight C2RPS‐PSMs
•Up to eight AC power cords (one per C2RPS‐PSM)
•Up to eight C2RPS‐PSM Cables (one per C2RPS‐PSM)
Note: The chassis is shipped with one PSM. Additional PSMs are ordered separately. Each PSM is shipped with an interconnecting
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