Installation | HP Performance Optimized Data Center (POD) 40cp

3.Pump domestic or industrial water into the water distribution kit closed-loop system fill tank, according to the water quality requirements (on page 30).

NOTE: The HP POD pipe design is rated for a maximum pressure rating of 150 psi.

4.Verify that your facility water pressure is within the acceptable range (20-25 psi).

5.Initiate the system pumps on the water distribution kit:

o Manually initiate the system pumps with the main power switch located on the pumps.

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oConnect the water distribution kit to the BMS system, and initiate the system pumps through the BMS.

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HP Performance Optimized Data Center (POD) 40cp manual Installation

Contents

HP Performance-Optimized Datacenter User Guide Part Number March 2009 First Edition Intended audience Contents HP POD troubleshooting Water precautions Water temperatureHP POD frequently asked questions Acronyms and abbreviations Index Site requirements Optimum environmentLocation considerations Moving the HP POD Cooling water Power Drain optional Available to connect to central facility infrastructure Temperature considerations Environmental considerationsWork space requirements Callout Connection Component documentation Leveling requirementsGrounding requirements Lightning protection Operator safety Component health Safety considerationsSafety information Safety considerations HP POD components Component Description Component identificationHP POD components HP POD emergency components External emergency components Component Description Component Description HP POD panel locationsInternal emergency components Component Description Transformer and switchboard components optional ∗Optional component Water distribution kit components optional Installation HP POD contents Component Quantity Part number Preinstallation checklistRequired tools Pipe wrench Installing the HP POD using the optional componentsConnecting the water Installation Installation Installation Connecting the power Installation Commissioning the HP POD Installation Water supply temperature Cooling systemHP POD cooling system Controlling the fan speed Pull the overhead down Condensation managementHP POD drains Leak detection Water quality requirements Water quality requirements and specificationsAcceptable water quality specifications Water precautions Water temperatureFrost damage Plumbing materials to avoid Power management Electrical busway Power distribution Rack power Panels Assd panel BMS panelElectrical busway enclosed circuit breaker EPO Panel EPO modes Fire alarm control panel Epms panelFan control panel House panel Security panel location Building management system Using a building management system BMSConnecting the HP POD to the BMS Managing BMS settings from the HP POD BMS alarms Alarm Meaning Solution Safety and security alarmsFire alarm sequence of operations Building management system Optional components Transformers and switchboards Water distribution kit Water distribution kit power requirements Callout Specification Question Answer Frequently asked questionsHP POD frequently asked questions Drain pans or the water main drain pan. The additional water Issue Resolution TroubleshootingHP POD troubleshooting Specifications HP POD specificationsElectrical specifications Features Specifications Water supply specifications with a water distribution kit Water specificationsFeature Specification Thermal and air flow performance Rack specificationsStandard HP POD racks AN982A Feature Specification For more information, see Water specifications on Environmental specificationsWater distribution kit specifications Maintenance Before you contact HP HP contact information Regulatory compliance notices Bsmi notice Class a equipment Chinese noticeKorean class a notice Japanese class a notice Acronyms and abbreviations Power distribution unit Uninterruptible power systemNational Electrical Manufacturers Association Performance-Optimized Datacenter Fan Fan control panel 14, 35 Fan speed Fire alarm control panel 13, 14, 35Index Safety considerations Index