[Beowulf] cooling question - dedicated infrastructure
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Fringe Dweller steve_heaton at ozemail.com.auSat Feb 12 15:41:22 PST 2005
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An enlightening discussion re aircon peoples. Thanks. A couple of "war stories" :) I think RGB touched on problems with "defaults" on aircon behaviour in cooler climes. We have similar problems in warmer part of this blue marble. Your typical default behaviour is to put aircon into standby overnight. Even in the middle of summer. I mean, nobody's there and it's cooler overnight anyway right? Well yes but if your pushing your IT hard overnight... you can see the consequences. Make sure you "own" your aircon :) Another reason to ensure independence from anything related to the "building" is power. I had a customer in a very large building who's UPS would always trip every weekday morning at 6am and 6:30. Why? 6am => aircon up! 6:30 => lift motors up! The current draw for those two events is staggering. That's why you spend big bucks on the supporting infrastructure =) Stevo
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