Split Power on an 825 -- MIDRANGE-L

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Subject: Split Power on an 825
From: "Himes, Jay" <jehimes@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 21 Dec 2004 08:58:44 -0500
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We currently have an 825 with redundant power supplies as well as 2 0595
expansion units.  
 
We would like to add power redundancy by placing each unit on 2 UPSs (1
power supply on 1 UPS the other on the second UPS). 
 
Has anyone done this? Any cautions or caveats?
 
Is there a concern with line voltage differences? We have 3 UPSs; 2 of
which output 240v, the third is 208.
 
TIA,
Jay Himes
Liberty University

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