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TECHNICAL NOTES

This document describes the few exceptions in which DC-powered VNX series systems 
differ from their AC counterparts. Topics include:

Power considerations.........................................................................................  2

Cabling DC power and powering the system up and down ..................................  8

Installing a DC-AC inverter ................................................................................  13

In general, you configure, operate, and maintain DC-powered systems as you would 
the more common AC systems except:

DC power supplies in the VNX5100, VNX5300, and VNX5500 disk processor 

enclosures (DPE) and DAE6S disk array enclosures include power on/off switches 
or buttons. 

DC storage systems do not include standby power supplies (SPS).

DC storage systems that support file I/O include 1U DC-AC inverters for the control 

stations. 

• In VNX5100, VNX5300, and VNX5500 systems, the inverters occupy the 

physical space reserved for an AC SPS. 

• VNX5200, VNX5400, and VNX5600 systems install the inverters directly above 

the control stations.

For the most up-to-date and complete set of VNX series documentation, visit the EMC 
online support website at: 
http://mydocs.emc.com/VNX/

EMC

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DC-Powered VNX™ Series Enclosures

Installation and Operation Guide

P/N 300-012-880 
Rev 03

April 11, 2014

Summary of Contents for EMC VNX VNX5200

Page 1: ...E6S disk array enclosures include power on off switches or buttons DC storage systems do not include standby power supplies SPS DC storage systems that support file I O include 1U DC AC inverters for...

Page 2: ...gs VNX5100 VNX5300 VNX5500 Requirement Description note all ratings assume fully configured systems VNX5100 DP15 VNX5100 DP25 VNX5300 DP15 VNX5500 DP15 VNX5300 DP25 VNX5500 DP25 DC line voltage 36 to...

Page 3: ...18 52 A max at 48 V DC 12 35 A max at 72 V DC 24 21 A max at 39 V DC 19 7 A max at 48 V DC 13 1 A max at 72 V DC Power consumption operating maximum 889 W max 889 W max 944 W max Heat dissipation ope...

Page 4: ...A max at 72 V DC 7 56 A max at 36 V DC 5 67 A max at 48 V DC 3 78 A max at 72 V DC Power consumption operating maximum 283 W max 272 W max Heat dissipation operating maximum 1 02 x 106 J hr 965 6 Btu...

Page 5: ...400 438 W max VNX5500 515 W max VNX5600 438 W max 130 W max Heat dissipation operating maximum VNX5200 1 58 x 106 J hr 1 495 Btu hr max VNX5300 1 62 x 106 J hr 1 540 Btu hr max VNX5400 1 58 x 106 J hr...

Page 6: ...ord provided by EMC for DC powered disk processor enclosures DAEs and control station inverters Table 5 describes the pin outs Figure 1 DPE DAE power cord 2 1 P1 3 P1 Positronic CL4928 Table 5 Cabling...

Page 7: ...e 6 describes the pin outs Figure 2 Data Mover power cord The data mover power cord is not repairable and the integrated fuse is not replacable Should any cord component fail you must replace the enti...

Page 8: ...ive DC input you do not need to press or toggle the power switches Connect each power supply to a DC power source See Figure 3 for systems that support only block IO Figure 4 on page 9 and Figure 5 on...

Page 9: ...connection VNX file or unified I O system MGMT A CS B B MGMT MGMT A CS B B MGMT 10 100 1000 0 1 0 1 2 3 10 100 1000 10 100 1000 0 1 10 100 1000 0 1 10 100 1000 0 1 1 0 2 3 10 100 1000 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3...

Page 10: ...Operation Guide Cabling DC power and powering the system up and down Figure 5 DC power cord connection VNX II file or unified I O system MGMT A CS B B MGMT MGMT A CS B B MGMT 10 100 1000 10 100 1000 1...

Page 11: ...nmount the file systems VNX5100 VNX5300 and VNX5500 To turn off disk processor enclosure power push the power button on each power supply and hold the button in for two seconds Refer to Figure 6 Figur...

Page 12: ...re 7 DC power switches DAE6S On the data mover enclosure remove the front bezel Push the power button on each power supply and hold the button in for two seconds Figure 8 DC power buttons data mover W...

Page 13: ...on one mounting rail assembly into the middle hole of the selected 1U space on a rear channel 2 Extend the rail to the front cabinet channel Align the holes of the front rail flange to the inside of t...

Page 14: ...o the mounting rails in the cabinet until the flanges of the tray are flush with the cabinet channels Figure 10 Installing the mounting tray on the rails 5 At the front of the cabinet tighten the four...

Page 15: ...C inverter DC Powered VNX Series Enclosures Installation and Operation Guide 15 6 Working from the front of the cabinet slide the inverter units onto the tray Figure 11 Sliding the inverter units onto...

Page 16: ...talling a DC AC inverter 7 When each assembly is fully seated into the rear bracket notch and flush with the mounting tray front secure the inverter unit s to the tray by tightening the screws as show...

Page 17: ...If necessary use one Phillips M5 x 16 mm screw to secure a latch bracket to each front channel The brackets include small alignment bumps to correctly orient them to the channel 9 Press the bezel onto...

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