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thanks.<br />
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current UPS is def not scalable. they are just standalone units. the other question is if i have dual power supply, would it make sense to plug one cable into UPS and other directly into PDU? I had a ups completely tie 2 weeks ago
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thanks.

current UPS is def not scalable. they are just standalone units. the other question is if i have dual power supply, would it make sense to plug one cable into UPS and other directly into PDU? I had a ups completely tie 2 weeks ago

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Normally we would put 2 PDU's in a cabinet and then run each PDU to a different UPS. If you do not have that option what you are suggesting would work as well. It is just cleaner to run the cable to the PDU and then the single cable from the PDU to the UPS.
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Normally we would put 2 PDU's in a cabinet and then run each PDU to a different UPS. If you do not have that option what you are suggesting would work as well. It is just cleaner to run the cable to the PDU and then the single cable from the PDU to the UPS.

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I have 6 PDUs connected from a power source dropping from the ceiling. They are proprietery connectors so I cannot do anything else.<br />
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Right now, my small business enterprise UPS units, (7) are connected among these various PDUs. Now the ups's run 2-3 servers each. I have a new rack that comes with more PDUs. SHould I connect the UPS to the drop down PDUs, then the new PDU to a UPS to help with wiring, or should I ignore the new pdus and just connect the UPS to the drop down PDUs and then servers into the UPS directly? Because technicalyl the UPS can only handle 1 or 2 servers since they are low end
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I have 6 PDUs connected from a power source dropping from the ceiling. They are proprietery connectors so I cannot do anything else.

Right now, my small business enterprise UPS units, (7) are connected among these various PDUs. Now the ups's run 2-3 servers each. I have a new rack that comes with more PDUs. SHould I connect the UPS to the drop down PDUs, then the new PDU to a UPS to help with wiring, or should I ignore the new pdus and just connect the UPS to the drop down PDUs and then servers into the UPS directly? Because technicalyl the UPS can only handle 1 or 2 servers since they are low end

PDU and UPS

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