Introduction; Switch 8800 Poe Power Rack; Features; Architecture And Configurations - 3Com 8800 Installation Manual

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Switch 8800 PoE
Power Rack

Features

Architecture and
Configurations
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NTRODUCTION
The 3Com Switch 8800 PoE power rack is a modular, stand-alone Power over
Ethernet (PoE) power source. The PoE Power Rack provides a total of 4500 Watts of
DC power with 2+1 power redundancy for PoE powered devices connected to the
Switch 8800 chassis.
The PoE Power Rack has the following features:
Compatible with a wide range of input voltages from 90 V to 264 V and uses 20
A/250 VAC EN60320 C20 appliance coupler connectors and connector plugs.
Power factor is above 0.99
Efficiency is over 88%
Maximum device output is (N + 1) 90A @ 54V
Power supply modules are hot-swappable for uninterrupted operation
The PoE Power Rack power status may be monitored by an RS232 or RS485
interface
Advanced EMC (Electro Magnetic Compatibility) design
High safety and reliability
The PoE Power Rack architecture integrates DC power supply modules (3 maximum),
a system controller, and the distribution module, in a four rack-unit-high (4U) chassis.
The system controller provides local monitoring and control of the device. The general
configuration is shown in Table 1.
Table 1 The PoE Power Rack Configuration
Description
Standard Configuration
4U high chassis
D x W x H- 320.5 x 482.6 x 177mm (12.62 x 19.00 x 6.97 in)
System controller
One
SWITCH 8800 PoE
One installed (3 maximum for power redundancy)
Power Supply Module
AC distribution
components
The standard PoE Power Rack is configured with one power supply module. The
power rack may be configured with up to 3 power supplies based on the power and
power redundancy requirements. Refer to Figure 1 for overall dimensions. Refer to
Figure 2 for the rear view of the PoE power rack.
Three independent AC power input sockets with three AC Power
switches
3-phase AC voltage sensor

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