Well I don't have all the model # handy, But we have a rack setup like this =D 2 feed 220v/30a going into: 2 x ATS AP4431 (an older version) feeding: 2 x AP7941 - Manageable 21 x C13 - per AP - for the devices. 2 x C19 going into: 2 x ATS AP7723 - Monitorable 8 x C13 - per AP - For servers (with ILO/iDRAC) with single power supplies. 1 feed 110v/15a going into: Some APC(?) rackmount UPS 1 x AP7920B (an older version of it) - Manageable For device like OOB Modem, Server... All used, with spares, for under 2k. Its too bad for APC for making such sturdy devices and providing award winning documentation =D BOM for new: AP4431 -> $1275 AP7941 -> AP8941 -> $1000 AP7723 -> AP4434 -> $1050 AP7920B - $579 Total: ~$7230 Which is pretty good considering. PS: Check if the Mgmt Card is included at that price. Caution: 1. DO NOT put any infrastructure interfaces on the net; put them behind a high grade (2FA | Certificate+TLS) VPN access; I saw so many, so called PCI Certified, clients do it... 2. And remember to not go over 24A total or you may turn a breaker to dust. 3. It is not optimal because of the 110v but we had it... ----- Alain Hebert ahebert@pubnix.net PubNIX Inc. 50 boul. St-Charles P.O. Box 26770 Beaconsfield, Quebec H9W 6G7 Tel: 514-990-5911 http://www.pubnix.net Fax: 514-990-9443 On 04/28/18 04:42, Alan Buxey wrote:
+1 for the APC kit :)
alan