ProLiant Server High-Density Deployment Server Solution

Using the Rack/Site Installation Preparation Utility

Select either the Express or Advanced mode of calculation. Express calculation uses pre-set values

for components and can be used for producing a quick estimate of system requirements. Advanced

calculation requires user to configure individual components. HP recommends using advance

calculation for final installation planning. If Express mode is selected, proceed to step 5 on the

screen.

1. Select the DL360G4 tab at bottom of the screen. The individual component configuration page is

displayed. Starting with the line voltage, select the configuration parameters desired, scrolling

down to ensure all appropriate parameters are chosen. Be aware of error messages indicating

possible problems.

2. When component configuration is complete, click on the Rack Site Installation tab to return to

the main calculator page (Figure 7).

3. Complete the Load Requirements and Input Line Voltage configuration areas. Each

configuration change will be calculated instantly. The rack space indicator indicates the amount of

vertical space used and the amount that is still available.

ProLiant Server Power Requirements

In the standard single-processor configuration, the HP ProLiant DL360 G4 server includes a single

power supply that can operate from high- or low-voltage AC power. Single power supply units can be

upgraded to a dual-power supply configuration with a redundant power supply option kit. The power

supplies are hot-pluggable, allowing removal and replacement without interrupting server operation.

AC power is provided to the HP ProLiant server through an IEC C14 connector mounted on the

chassis. HP offers a variety of power cord kits with matching IEC C13 connectors and that are

compatible with the physical and electrical requirements of the HP ProLiant server.

To review typical system power ratings use the Power Calculator utility, which is available on the HP

website:

http://h30099.www3.hp.com/configurator/powercalcs.asp