[AusNOG] Bottom of rack UPS

[Daniel O'Connor]

On 17/12/2010, at 6:15, Gaurab Raj Upadhaya wrote:
> 10A power draw at 220-240V would be 2200-2400W. 2200W is the typical
> Australian power supply. .
> 
> A 2.2KVA UPS with power factor of .8 (typical with UPS) would draw 1760W.
> 
> A 3KVA UPS with power factor of .8  would draw 2400W.
> 
> So, while the 2.2KVA UPS is in a safe bracket, with the 3KVA its on
> marginal grounds.

That's current draw, not RCD.

An RCD measures current between active & neutral and trips if the difference is greater than some threshold.

I have tested an 11kVA on a hardwired outlet with an RCD with no problems.

(MGE Comet EX RT11, with 140kg of extra batteries :)

Pretty sure a 3kVA UPS would have a 15A socket and you would need to wire a circuit specially (just like for an A/C)

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