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N + 1 Redundancy ensures maximum
uptime and continuous availability.
Symmetra Power Array achieves N+1 redundancy
and higher through proven power sharing technolo-
gy. Power sharing means that all of the power mod-
ules in a Power Array run in parallel and share the
load evenly. N+1 redundancy means running one
extra module than will support your full load. In this
way, all of the modules support one another.
For example, if your computer load is 15kVA, you
achieve N+1 with five 4kVA Power Modules. If a
module fails or is removed, the other modules instan-
taneously begin supporting the full load. It does not
matter which module fails because all of the mod-
ules are always running and supporting your load.
N+1 redundancy is used today in disk arrays, in
processor power supplies, and in processors them-
selves. Symmetra allows IT managers using these
products to apply the same N+1 redundancy strate-
gy to their power protection. As critical applications
and databases are moved to smaller machines, the
Symmetra Power Array brings glass house reliabili-
ty to the mid-sized power protection range.
Redundancy
Battery Modules
can be quickly
shifted to other
Power Arrays or
Battery Frames to
manage runtime.
What is N+1 Redundancy ?
Individual
Power Modules
are easily
installed or
removed to
manage
redundancy.
If any module
fails or is
removed, the
other mod-
ules take
over the load.
(Figure 2)
Batt.
Batt.
Batt.
Batt.
Fig. 2
Batt.
Batt.
Batt.
Batt.
Fig. 1
Just as a RAID dis-
tributes data across
multiple drives,
Symmetra’s unique
power sharing tech-
nology allows multi-
ple Power Modules
to share the Power
Array’s connected
load. (Figure 1)
Protect your investment: scalable kVA, runtime, and
redundancy ensure that Symmetra will meet your power
needs now and in the future.
IS Managers want to be able to “pay as they grow” to meet the computing
demands of the future. Changes in datacenter power requirements can make
cost-effective power protection planning difficult. The Symmetra Power Array
provides the flexibility to adapt and grow UPS power and runtime without com-
plete reinvestment.
The Symmetra Power Array is comprised of load-sharing modules so you can
easily build and reconfigure your array. If you add computing power to your data
center, you can add Power Modules, (in increments of 4kVA, or 2kVA for rack-
mount models,) to expand your power capacity. If you need more battery run
time, you can add Battery Modules. And if you re-deploy systems to different
locations, you can move modules from one Power Array to another. All
changes can be made while your systems are running and protected.
Additional Battery Frames can be added to tower models for unlimited runtime.
Scalability
For more information about all APC products, go to www.apcc.com
Scalable Runtime
Additional Battery Modules increase runtime.
Modules are added or moved while systems are
running and protected.
Scalable Power
The Symmetra Power Array integrates load-sharing
modules for easy custom configuration. Additional
4kVA modules, or 2kVA for rack-mount models, expand
power capacity.
Scalable Redundancy
Additional power modules increase redundancy up to
N+4, depending on configuration.
Intelligent Extended Battery Frames
Additional Extended Battery Frames can be daisy-
chained for extended runtime. Models include: the 4-
Bay Battery Cabinet, which can hold up to four Battery
Modules; the 12-Bay Battery Cabinet, which can hold
up to twelve Battery Modules; and the 4-Bay Rack-
mount Cabinet, which can hold up to 4 RM Battery
Modules.
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