TODAY

TOMORROW

Front-end Web servers

Application server

Database server

Storage

Server blade architecture will eventually morph today’s multi-tiered networks into dense, interchangeable blade

networks. Each blade will perform a specific task or act as a fall-over or clustered server. This is an example of how

technology innovation is driving change in the structure of the data center and how Eaton leads the way in power

infrastructure adaptation.

Each layer includes several server blades.

Each blade performs one of the listed tasks.

Application servers

Database servers

Caching servers

Web servers

Storage servers

Firewall servers

Fail-over servers

Clustered servers

Storage

SPECIFICATIONS

System Information

Powerware 9320-C02 and 9320-C03

Technology

Online, double - conversion

Design

Modular, expandable for redundancy or capacity

Parallel Topology

Distributed parallel with de-centralized logic control

Bypass Topology

Distributed parallel with de-centralized bypass system

Using 10 kVA modules

Using 20 kVA modules

Model 10

Model 20

Model 30

Model 20

Model 40

Model 60

10 kVA/8 kW

20 kVA/16 kW

30 kVA/24 kW

20 kVA/16 kW

40 kVA/32 kW

60 kVA/48 kW

Input

Input voltage

VAC

208Y/120

Input voltage range 100% load

V (%)

208 (+15/-20)

Input voltage range 75% load

V (%)

208 (+15/-30)

Maximum UPS input battery discharged

kW (A)

11 (30)

21 (60)

32 (90)

21 (60)

43 (121)

64 (183)

Input current distortion

%

<10

Input power factor

> 0.98 @ 100% load / > 0.95% @ 50% load

Input frequency

Hz

40-80

Output

Output voltage

VAC

208Y/120

AC output

A

28

56

83

56

111

167

Frequency

Hz

60

Output power factor

0.8

Output waveform

Sine-wave

1

1