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Imagine dropping $15k on this but not wanting to spend $800 on an electrician to properly wire a 50A circuit so you run extension cords across the room creating
by oceanplexian 2y ago
Imagine dropping $15k on this but not wanting to spend $800 on an electrician to properly wire a 50A circuit so you run extension cords across the room creating a fire hazard.
As for the datacenter (I’ve racked many things with A/B power) the entire point is redundancy which this defeats the purpose of since each PSU is not properly rated. Seems incredibly bizarre to me in so many ways.
- andersa 2y agoWhy is it a fire hazard if the extension cords are properly rated for this load?
- oceanplexian 2y agoExtension cords are only supposed to be used for 90 days or so, you're technically violating the NEC if you're using them in a permanent installation.
- michaelt 2y ago> As for the datacenter (I’ve racked many things with A/B power) the entire point is redundancy which this defeats the purpose of. Seems incredibly bizarre to me in so many ways. Yes - often for the data centre you'd end up with something like [1] with 4x 2700W power supplies, providing redundancy and ample power at the same time. It does mean you need four 220v power feeds though. [1] https://www.supermicro.com/en/products/system/gpu/4u/sys-421ge-tnrt https://www.supermicro.com/en/products/system/gpu/4u/sys-421...