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Connecting the System Drawer 15
Connecting the Power
It is recommended to have a licensed electrician install a dedicated 230VAC
line with sufficient amp capacity for the system drawer to a breaker box or
distribution panel. The power cords must be wired directly into the breaker
box.
If you choose to use 115VAC, be careful to not overload any plug strip or
wall outlet. The following guidelines should be observed:
•
Only one system drawer per plug strip (15 or 20 amps) or wall
outlet (15 or 20 amps). For mission critical applications, plug the
system drawers’ power cords into independent power sources.
•
If a UPS is installed, only one CPU drawer may be plugged into it.
The power cords must then be routed through the cabinet’s floor opening
and to the system drawer. The electrician will ensure that the current
demands will be balanced and that the system maintains a good ground.
Depending on the plug-in configuration, the following devices may share
the same plug strip:
Plug-In
Configuration
Plug
Strip
Total Supported Devices
230VAC 15-amp
•
System Drawer
•
QHS Storage Drawer
•
Tape Storage Drawer
Total must not exceed 12 amps.
20-amp •
System Drawer
•
QHS Storage Drawer
•
Tape Storage Drawer
•
Monitor
•
AutoSwitcher
Total must not exceed 16 amps.
115VAC 15-amp
•
System Drawer only
20-amp
•
System Drawer with other
peripherals, not to exceed a
total of 16 amps.
Important!
Because the system drawer
uses a significant amount of
current and can easily
overload the power
circuitry, it must be
connected to the power
source correctly following
the guidelines provided.
Note:
Use only shielded power
cords when connecting the
System drawer.
Warning!
When connecting other
components to the plug
strip, do not exceed 80% of
the rated capacity of the
plug strip.
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