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Management
• Includes UPS Management Module for remote
configuration and graceful shutdown of critical
servers without the need for a dedicated
management server
• Includes hot-swappable electronics and batteries
• Is backed by a limited three-year warranty and HP
pre-failure warranty on the batteries
Redundancy
• Offers N+1 redundancy with UPS paralleling
technology
• Allows up to six UPS modules to work together to
increase load capacity and N+1 fault tolerance
• In the event of a failure, the load shifts to remaining
modules to provide 100 percent UPS protection
Options
• Allows you to attach up to four 3U Extended Runtime
Modules to each UPS for increased run time in the
event of a power failure
• Supports output modules with dual L15-30 receptacles
that can be connected to each UPS module for a total
of 12 L15-30 connections
• Fully compatible with the HP Power Distribution Rack
to provide power and scalability to rows of equipment
Ideal environments
Large data centers
The HP 3 Phase Parallel UPS can provide you with
additional power protection for multiple racks of critical
equipment in the event of a power outage, with better
efficiency than many site-level UPS systems.
Small to midsize data centers
When hundreds of kilowatts of power are not necessary,
the HP 3 Phase Parallel Uninterruptible Power System
provides power protection for an entire row of racks. Its
unique modular design allows your system to grow
with demand. Hot-swappable electronics and batteries
reduce downtime.
Collocation facilities
The HP 3 Phase Parallel UPS can provide power
protection to one or more racks and can be managed by
administrators separately from the collocation facilities.
Recommended options
RP12000/3 UPS Module AF436 (NA) and AF437 (INTL)
Based on the R12000/3, this UPS is specially designed
to attach directly to the bus bar in the RP36000/3,
allowing it to expand to 60 kW with N+1 redundancy.
HP Power Distribution Rack
The HP Power Distribution Rack (PDR) improves power
management in the data center by moving power
distribution to the row level. Decentralizing power improves
cable management, decreases diagnostic time for
problems, and saves installation costs by reducing the
size and number of long power feeds required to reach
from large wall-mounted distribution units. Capable of
high amperage inputs, the HP PDR can power several
high-density racks with shorter cable runs than
conventional site-level power distribution systems. Fully
redundant inputs and outputs provide dependable
power while protecting valuable IT equipment. Individual
branch circuit monitoring and redundant management
modules provide the status and power consumption of
each attached rack.
HP Power Distribution Units AF504A, AF503A,
AF508A and AF507A
The monitored vertical rack-mount power distribution
units (PDUs) units can connect directly to the optional
UPS output modules and provide three-phase monitored
power, as well as full-rack power utility ranging from
8.6 kilovolt-amperes (kVA) up to 22 kVA. Available
PDUs include full-rack models with 39 receptacles or
with 78 receptacles.
HP 3 Phase Modular Power Distribution Units AF512A
and AF513A
These high-output, 8.6 kVA (North America/Japan) and
11 kVA (International) Modular PDUs have a unique
modular architecture designed specifically for data center
customers who want to increase power distribution and
space efficiencies in the rack. Modular PDUs consist of
two building blocks: the Control Unit (core) and the
optional Extension Bars (sticks). The Control Unit is
1U/0U, and the optional Extension Bars mount directly
to the frame of the rack in multiple locations.
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