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DXi7500 Specifications
DXi7500 Site Planning Guide
Table 10 Power Requirements
High availability
Dual RAID controllers (active-active)
Redundant power
Redundant cooling
Hot swap drives, power supplies, and fans
Replication
DXi7500 models offer support for remote replication.
Replication is asynchronous, one-to-one or multiple-to-one configurations; partitions in
same unit act as replication source or target; units with partitions acting as replication tar-
gets can also support local backup.
DXi7500 System Power Requirements
Voltage
100-240 VAC
Frequency
50 to 60Hz
DXi7500 Entry Level Sys-
tem
1100 Watts, 5.5A @ 200VAC, 3754 BTUs/hr.
1100 Watts, 11A @ 100VAC, 3754 BTUs/hr.
Base DXi7500 with one
array module and one
expansion modules
1700 Watts, 8.5A @ 200VAC, 5800 BTUs/hr.
1700 Watts, 17A @ 100VAC, 5800 BTUs/hr. (boxed
build only)
Power consumption for
each additional array/
expansion module
400 Watts, 2A @ 200VAC, 1365 BTUs/hr.
400 Watts, 4A @ 100VAC, 1365 BTUs/hr. (boxed build
only)
Maximum Circuit Required
DXi7500 at 100/200VAC - 30A circuit
DXi7500 Power Receptacles Requirements
Rack 1
Base system (Up to 1 array module and 1expansion
module):
2 power receptacles
2 or more array/expansion modules:
4 power receptacles
Rack 2
Up to 6 expansion modules:
2 power receptacles
7 or more expansion modules:
4 power receptacles
Power Cable Length
The following cable lengths reflect the length of cable
available outside of the rack.
Power cable routed through the TOP of the rack:
• 1 foot (.304 meters)
Power cable routed through the BOTTOM of the rack:
• 6 feet (1.82 meters)
If the power source is further away than the above men-
tioned distances, contact Quantum Sales for an avail-
able extension cable.
