Emerson 40-200kVA White Paper

A White Paper from the Experts in Business-Critical ContinuityTMPower and Cooling Design Guidelines for Network Access Rooms

9ConclusionNetwork access rooms present a challenge as far as power and cooling are concerned. In this dynamic environment, it is important to size an

10AVAILABILITY CONSIDERATIONSYES NODo you know what level of power availability you require in your network access room?o oIf not, have you calculated

11Power Reliability – Power Redundancy YES NOWhat levels of power and UPS redundancy do you need given the criticality of your equipment and your cost

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IntroductionNetwork access and telecom rooms are housing more powerful and critical equipment as businesses rely on these spaces to support an incre

SizeThe small size of network access rooms can limit power and cooling equipment configurations. Most network access room installations require UPS sys

ability of IT and network managers to adapt to the requirements of modern applications and IT equipment, including servers, routers and switches that

4parallel. These features work together to enable a clear, easy-to-manage path for adding capacity or redundancy.Power ReliabilityReliable power is th

into the UPS, reducing the risk of circuit overload and ensuring that only authorized equipment can be powered up. Power RedundancyPower redundancy ha

6PDUs and the PDUs are plugged into separate UPS units. In turn, the UPS units are plugged into separate circuits. A dual-bus configuration provides UP

7Rack fans provide another inexpensive method of removing heat from equipment with the closet ventilation removing it from the space. Rooms with more

8real-time monitoring of temperature and humidity changes, contact closures and water leaks. Physical SecurityBecause network access rooms escape the