Configuration 3
This configuration shows the use of a Micro SmartSwitch with
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Configuration 4
If your facility does not have a centralized Uninterruptible Power System, then the following configuration will provide maximum redundancy in a rack environ- ment. The diagram below shows how to use three Micro SmartSwitchs, each con- nected to a UPS and a server.
Note: Each segment can accommodate a maximum current draw of 10A, so the individual load connected to it must not exceed 10A or the circuit breaker will trip.
~A: AC Input A
~B: AC Input B
Load: Any server, storage, or other equipment connected to the Micro SmartSwitch
DUAL INPUT
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