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Power worksheetsPower domain A worksheet (for power modules 1 and 2)Blade bay Description of installed device IBM power units123456TotalPower domain B worksheet (for power modules 3 and 4)Blade bay Description of installed device IBM power units7891011121314Total
Example calculationPower domain A worksheet (for power modules 1 and 2)Blade bay Description of installed device IBM power units1 3.06 GHz/533 MHz HS20 blade server with 2 microprocessors 8832-31X 1.62 SCSI Storage Expansion Unit 0.43 3.06 GHz/533 MHz HS20 blade server with 2 microprocessors 8832-31X 1.64 SCSI Storage Expansion Unit 0.45 3.06 GHz/533 MHz HS20 blade server with 2 microprocessors 8832-31X 1.66 3.06 GHz/533 MHz HS20 blade server with 2 microprocessors 8832-31X 1.6Total 7.2Result:vv7.2 IBM power units < 7.4 IBM power unitsTwo 1200 W power modules will provide full power redundancy for power domain APower domain B worksheet (for power modules 3 and 4)Blade bay Description of installed device IBM power units7 3.06 GHz/533 MHz HS20 blade server with 2 microprocessors 8832-N1X 1.98 3.06 GHz/533 MHz HS20 blade server with 2 microprocessors 8832-N1X 1.99 3.06 GHz/533 MHz HS20 blade server with 2 microprocessors 8832-N1X 1.910 3.06 GHz/533 MHz HS20 blade server with 2 microprocessors 8832-N1X 1.911 3.2 GHz/533 MHz HS20 blade server with 2 microprocessors 8832-G1X 1.6512 2.8 GHz/400 MHz HS40 blade server with 4 microprocessors - first bay(HS40 occupies 2 bays) 8832-41X13 2.8 GHz/400 MHz HS40 blade server with 4 microprocessors - secondbay (HS40 occupies 2 bays) 8839-41X14 3.2 GHz/533 MHz HS20 blade server with 2 microprocessors 8832-G1X 1.651.551.55Total 14.0Result:vv14.0 IBM power units > 13.4 IBM power unitsTwo 2000 W power modules will provide full power redundancy for power domain BAttention: To maintain proper system cooling, each unoccupied blade bay must contain a filler blade.To maintain proper module cooling, each unoccupied I/O, management-module or power-module baymust contain a filler. An installed power module must be powered and must not be used as a filler.
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