Server Technology is focused on making the process of identifying, selecting, and purchasing a rack PDU as simple as possible. Our dedication to support does not stop when the rack PDU ships, and it begins when your new rack PDU is but a twinkle in your eye. We strive to provide the highest level of service throughout the entire lifecycle of the product starting with making sure you find the product that best suits the application you have.
Read MoreTopics: power density, power solutions, density, Remote Power Monitoring, uptime, government data center, colocation, Hyperscale
An increasingly common conversation within the data center industry revolves around the need for flexibility balanced against the desire to save money. It’s getting harder to make the case that your enterprise needs more land for capacity expansion. At the same time, 27 percent of data center costs are for power, according to a DCD report in 2014. As you can imagine, the result has been a drive for proportionally higher server and power densities across the globe.
Read MoreTopics: power density, data center power, Data Center Density
Why The Super Bowl is A Model for Data Center Consolidation Perfection
Posted by Erik Stabile on Jan 28, 2016 2:13:31 PM
Topics: power density, data center consolidation, all-in-1 pdu
How to Keep a Data Center Cool
Sometimes, industry predictions come true with stunning accuracy.
Take, for example, this graph, produced way back in 2005 by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE).
Read MoreTopics: power density, data center power
If Density Is the New Black, then the HDOT PDU is The Fonz
Posted by Erik Stabile on Jul 24, 2015 3:00:00 PM
Topics: power density, data center power density
The Secret to Safe, Affordable Three Phase Power Distribution
Posted by Travis Irons on Aug 21, 2014 8:44:00 AM
Up until now, you were able to power your servers and applications using a 30A single phase, 208V power distribution unit (PDU) that contained two 20A circuit breakers. This power cord feeding this PDU contained two power wires and a ground wire. In order to properly distribute 30A of power without overloading any branch, you needed two 20A branches with an equal quantity of outlets per branch.
Topics: power density, PDU, Server Technology, power usage efficiency, 30A, Alternating phase, single phase