Power distribution unit

Electrical infrastructure is 40% to 45%, between $136 million and $153 million for the electrical infrastructure.

Switchgear, wire... transformers, generator backups, uninterrupted power systems, PDUs as well.

Second was HVAC, which was 51 to 68 million.

And this is just in an average data center.

With a 30 amp 240 volt power distribution unit, that could theoretically provide me with 7.2 kilowatts of total power.

And that's off a single outlet and single cable going to the rack.

Then this PDU would distribute that amongst all of the machines in the rack.

So I hunted for a 30 amp 240 volt power supply and I landed on this one.

Unfortunately, that listing is a bit inaccurate.

But even so, I still have an unused 20A 240V outlet on its own breaker entirely as well.

So if I do somehow max out this 5.8kW, I've got plenty more to work with.

The specific PDU has both C13 and C19 receptacles.

When I tell people, hey, I can put...

The UPS, the batteries, the STS and the PDU all in the same skid.

Oh my God.

No, you cannot.

You also have multiple tiers of power distribution and cooling.

So you, you have added crack units and you have 10, 20 ton Lieberts on each side, both a and B, for example, you've, um, brought in more PDUs and RPPs, the infrastructure, UPS is expanded, et cetera, so that you can ilk out as much power for the most important customers that have to have an addition of racks that are high density.

And it becomes pragmatic because it's just like quantum, you know, it's going to come, it's going to come in increments and it'll be here.

And will we need as much as we think of it? We do.

No problem.

For all of the PDUs of the HP generation, whatever, Gen 1, Gen 2s, Gen 3s, I tried.

And the second thing is that it is a little bit too slow.

I'm not talking about reconnections.

And the problem is that it never comes back It is able to reestablish things.

No, no, you didn't need to do the hard reset of the ILO, but it simply stops actually behaving like a normal regular service, but instead sends you something every two or three seconds, then one minute of pause, and then restart something.

I was talking about the PDUs this time.

PDUs you cannot reset.

Still quite a bit more machines to set up and network here, but things are definitely starting to finally come together.

For the astute among you, yes, that is right, the power for that PDU is indeed coming from the dryer hookup.

Good eye, good eye.

I always knew this, but it is crazy that the dryer This thing you probably think almost nothing about takes a 30 amp in the United States, 30 amp at 240 volt hookup.