Redundant Power definition

Redundant Power means [**] MW of power sufficient to provide [**] to any single pair of UPS units in the event of their failure, as follows: [**]750 kilowatt (kW) UPS units ([**] sets of [**]), each functioning at no greater than [**]% capacity, will allow any pair of UPS units to provide redundancy to any failed pair of UPS units. In other words, so long as no UPS pair operates at more than [**]% capacity, UPS [**] backs up [**] & [**] UPS [**] backs up [**] & [**]; and UPS [**] backs up [**] & [**]. Therefore, notwithstanding the [**] MW of Redundant Power, each pair of UPS units functioning as a source of both [**] and [**] power at no greater than a [**]% load will ensure [**] redundancy to the [**] MW of [**] power.

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Redundant Power. Each rack is installed with redundant power ("A" and "B") which is provided by two separate and independent sources (different UPS and generator). Before installing any equipment, Client must verify the power installed is correct. If necessary, n+2 will assist with the verification/test. Equipment Installation: Client is responsible for properly installing and connecting equipment on the racks. Power: In order to take advantage of the power redundancy, the equipment must be correctly connected to both PDUs ("A" and "B"); phases must be balanced, and the power used cannot exceed 40% of the maximum amperage (per phase) of each PDU.

Redundant Power. The Building shall have redundant power systems, provided by Landlord for Tenant’s use that consists of the existing UPS system and backup power generation. “Rentable Area (or “RA”) of the Premises”: Approximately 29,343 rentable square feet.

Examples of Redundant Power in a sentence

• Servers without Redundant Power Supply (RPS) would carry 99% Uptime SLA.

• DIN-rail mount, Terminal Block Redundant Power Input 52-57VDC, power supply sold separately.

• Redundant Power – Electricity delivered via two (2) power circuits from two different power busses.

• Services SLA Type Service Level Measured By SLA Credit Maintenance Window DATA CENTER Private Suite Cage Rack Shared Colocation Availability SLA Redundant Power: 100% Availability of contracted power to EITHER A or B power feeds as delivered to Customer.

• For Redundant Power Services with a length of outage between 1 second and 30 minutes, an amount of credit will equal 1/30th of the MRC.

• For the purposes of this paragraph, a Redundant Power Service is considered Unavailable when a functioning cabinet that includes Customer provided automatic failover capability is powered by two (2) power circuits from different power busses, and both power circuits experience a simultaneous interruption in electrical power such that the cabinet experiences an interruption in electrical power.

• Each twelve (12) month period, MacStadium will have at least 99.999% availability for Redundant Power Services, during which Redundant Power Services will be Unavailable no more than five (5) minutes per cabinet (“Redundant Power Threshold”).

• Redundant Power - Redundant power sources to prevent outages due to electrical outages.

• Each twelve (12) month period, MacStadium will have at least 99.99% availability for Non-Redundant Power Services, during which Non-Redundant Power Services will be Unavailable no more than fifty-two (52) minutes per cabinet (“Non- Redundant Power Threshold”).

• This is met by achieving less than fifty two (52) minutes of Unavailability over a twelve (12) month period (“Non- Redundant Power Threshold”) per cabinet.

More Definitions of Redundant Power

Redundant Power. Building K is equipped with redundant power systems, provided by Landlord for Tenant’s use that consists of the existing UPS system and backup power generation. Tenant, at no additional charge to Tenant, shall have the right to use their proportionate share (based on rentable square feet leased in the Building) of the redundant backup power systems in the Building.

Redundant Power. System: Fire detection and prevention system: Waste: Physical Security:

Redundant Power. Includes: Redundant power supply and associated components, [*] Supply for DC-powered VOICETEK License for redundant DC power software option. MRS/Rack Prompt Manager Includes: License for VOICETEK Prompt Management software. [*] Software Audio Interface Unit Includes: Audio interface unit. [*] OTHER PRODUCT DESCRIPTION PRICE ----- ------------------- ----- Rack Cabinet Includes: Rack cabinet, one set of Rack Cabinet Rails. [*]

Redundant Power. The proposed VIPER system’s core components are deployed in pairs and utilize separate 120VAC power rails to feed the paired equipment. Furthermore, core components and all call handling workstations are each connected to separate LAN switches on separate power rails to prevent failure of a LAN switch from compromising these components. (Without redundant LAN connectivity for the call handling workstations, a LAN switch failure would impact all call handling workstations connected to it). The Power Station itself has redundant power supplies.