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The HP BladeSystem p-Class 1U power enclosure: hot-plug,
redundant power for a server blade enclosure
technology brief
Abstract.............................................................................................................................................. 3
Introduction......................................................................................................................................... 3
Components of the enclosure ................................................................................................................ 3
Hot-plug, redundant power supplies ................................................................................................... 3
Redundant AC power ....................................................................................................................... 4
Hot-plug power management module ................................................................................................. 5
Features of the enclosure ...................................................................................................................... 5
Bi-directional electronic e-fuse............................................................................................................ 5
Power zones.................................................................................................................................... 5
Firmware in mixed environments .................................................................................................... 6
Dynamic power saver....................................................................................................................... 7
Redundancy with dynamic power saver .......................................................................................... 7
Enabling dynamic power saver ...................................................................................................... 8
Serial port....................................................................................................................................... 8
Remote access to the serial port ................................................................................................... 10
Efficient cabling ............................................................................................................................. 10
Management link cable............................................................................................................... 11
Power distribution unit cables....................................................................................................... 11
Infrastructure configurations ................................................................................................................ 12
Using PDUs with the 1U power enclosure.......................................................................................... 13
Redundancy............................................................................................................................... 13
Maximum rated VA capacity ....................................................................................................... 13
Number of PDU outlets................................................................................................................ 13
Three-phase input ....................................................................................................................... 13
Dynamic power saver and three-phase input PDUs ......................................................................... 13
Standard configurations.................................................................................................................. 15
Using ProLiant BL35p server blades .............................................................................................. 15
Using ProLiant BL30p server blades .............................................................................................. 16
Using ProLiant BL20p server blades .............................................................................................. 17
Risks associated with extreme density ............................................................................................... 18
Supported configurations for the S348 Monitored PDU and S332 Monitored PDU................................. 18
North America/Japan................................................................................................................. 18
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Summary of Contents

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The HP BladeSystem p-Class 1U power enclosure: hot-plug, redundant power for a server blade enclosure technology brief Abstract...

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10 Remote access to the serial port IT administrators can enable remote access to the serial port in two different ways: 1. Through the HP Serial C

Page 3 - Components of the enclosure

11 Management link cable To provide two-way communication, connect a management link cable from the power management module of the 1U power enclosure

Page 4 - Redundant AC power

12 Infrastructure configurations When using the HP BladeSystem p-Class 1U power enclosure, follow the general guidelines in Table 4 to install the p

Page 5 - Features of the enclosure

13 Using PDUs with the 1U power enclosure When using PDUs within an HP BladeSystem environment, key considerations include redundancy, volt-ampere (V

Page 6 - 001_rev1_us.pdf

14 Power supplies installed in bay 2 in each of the 1U power enclosures should also be connected to a different phase on the PDU. Figure 8 illustrate

Page 7 - Dynamic power saver

15 Standard configurations The following configurations review some common usage scenarios for the HP BladeSystem p-Class 1U power enclosure, includi

Page 8 - Serial port

16 Using ProLiant BL30p server blades In this configuration the rack contains four enhanced server blade enclosures, four 1U power enclosures and six

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17 Using ProLiant BL20p server blades In this configuration, the rack contains six enhanced server blade enclosures, six 1U power enclosures, and six

Page 10 - Efficient cabling

18 Risks associated with extreme density While it is possible to build a fully populated a rack with server blades and retain power supply and line c

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19 47U rack Mounting the PDUs in the 1U configuration requires an additional 3U of vertical space in the rack. Three PDUs must be mounted facing the

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International ... 18 Suppo

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20 Standard 42U rack This configuration, while possible, may cause issues because of the limited access to the PDUs in the 0U space after all the ser

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21 Figure 13. AC feed redundancy using the HP R5500XR UPS Conclusion The HP BladeSystem p-Class 1U power enclosure is a vital component of the HP

Page 15 - Standard configurations

For more information For additional information, refer to the resources listed below. Resource description Web address HP BladeSystem website www.h

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3 Abstract The HP BladeSystem p-Class1U power enclosure provides hot-plug, redundant power for a single enclosure of HP ProLiant BL p-Class server bl

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4 Figure 1. HP BladeSystem p-Class 1U power enclosure bays Table 1. HP BladeSystem p-Class 1U power enclosure bay descriptions Item Description C

Page 18 - Monitored PDU

5 Hot-plug power management module The hot-plug power management module monitors the power subsystem components and regulates the power-up sequence o

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6 down to the next enclosure and continues until the bottom right blade in the bottom server blade enclosure is powered. In a rack that contains man

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7 Dynamic power saver The dynamic power saver feature in the HP BladeSystem p-Class 1U power enclosure provides for efficient use of power in the ser

Page 21 - Conclusion

8 Enabling dynamic power saver To configure the dynamic power saver, the power management module must be removed from the 1U power enclosure and the

Page 22 - For more information

9 Status information Description Power supply redundancy (enclosure N+1 redundancy) Indicates whether there are sufficient power supplies to take ov

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