[Beowulf] UPS system for Linux cluster
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vlad at geociencias.unam.mx vlad at geociencias.unam.mxWed Apr 29 04:46:10 PDT 2009
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Hi, I have a linux cluster and need to purchase a UPS system. The total expected current consumption will be 240 amps. At 120 V this would require a 30 kVA UPS system. However, I see that 30 kVA systems have a limitation for the input current. For example, this 30 kVA system (http://www.provantage.com/tripp-lite-su30k3-3xr5~7TRPL1Q9.htm) allows only 90 amps as input current. I am a bit confused here, and I need some advice on what UPS system I should look for. Thanks, Vlad
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