C.Chaundy@its.unimelb.EDU.AU (09/14/90)
Can someone advise me of the maximum power consumption of a fully configured AGS+? I want to dimension some UPS's for our site. Regards, Chris Chaundy Technical Manager, Networks, Information Technology Services, The University of Melbourne Internet: C.Chaundy@its.unimelb.EDU.AU (DTE 505233430003) Phone: +61 3 344 7045 Cables Unimelb Fax: +61 3 347 4803 Telex AA35185 Post: Parkville, Victoria 3052 Australia
JOHN@heap.cisco.com (John Wright) (09/15/90)
Here is the answer we have previously given. John Wright Customer Engineering cisco Systems, Inc. >> I need to write up some specs for UPS systems that we plan to eventually >> use to support AGS+ systems. Does anyone have any power requirements for >> these beasts? The actual power utilization depends on the configuration. The maximum power utilization is 60 amps at 120 volts. -------
tli@aludra.usc.edu (Tony Li) (09/15/90)
In article <26276@boulder.Colorado.EDU> JOHN@heap.cisco.com (John Wright) writes:
The actual power utilization depends on the configuration. The maximum
power utilization is 60 amps at 120 volts.
So *that's* why the fan is so strong... ;-)
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heaven; a poorly-written program its own hell."JOHN@heap.cisco.com (John Wright) (09/15/90)
I must apologize, sometimes I find it faster to dig up answers to questions that I don't remember the answers to off the mail archives when I am working away from appropriate manuals. I did that today for the AGS+ power question and I forwarded a message that had a typo in it, that particular message had been corrected in a later message which I did not see in the archive file. Sorry for the confusion, and many thanks to the dozens of people who have sent me sometimes humorous replies. ;-) Here is this question answered by the engineer that does the specifications/certifications for the power supplies we use: --- The actual power ratings for the AGS+ product are 7 amps @ 110 VAC and 3.5 Amps @ 220 VAC. These are listed in the new installation guide. For UPS information, the AGS+ power supply will hold output for approximately 20 msec. after power loss at nominal line voltage (derate to 6 msec. at low line - 95 VAC-). ------- The 'new installation' guide mentioned is a draft document version not yet available. Again, sorry for the confusion and extra net traffic this has caused. John Wright Customer Engineering cisco Systems, Inc. -------