[j-nsp] 208v power and 110...

[Scott Martin]

Almost all equipment these days will run on 208V, in fact, everything 
I've seen over the last ~10 years will auto switch from 100V - 240V 
single phase 50/60Hz. (unless 208V is the minimum voltage, of course...)

208V is the way to go, imho. If you have high density racks, 8kVa or 
larger, I'd go with 415V 3ø which is 240V phase to neutral if that is an 
option.

On 2018-05-09 13:38, mike+jnsp at willitsonline.com wrote:
> Hi.
> 
> 
> I now have an MX240 router and my god what a beast this is....!
> 
> My system has the 'high line' 208v power supplies and this is my first
> time dealing with non-110v ac power. I have the two power supplies
> installed and I am thinking I may want to add a switch to this
> configuration and to date, I have no experience with any switches
> using this high of juice. I'm looking for something with 10G sfp+
> interfaces and I'm just at a loss as this is a different world. Is the
> strategy in this situation that I need to commit to everything being
> high voltage, or do I get a power strip of some kind to feed my 110v
> stuff?
> 
> 
> Mike-