I'd still go for that Sears Clamp-on digital Ammeter. In the
comments, people have said it is well more accurate than the 3% stated.
Those are also EXTREMELY useful here in FL when the hurricanes come,
and we have to wire generators into the panels for a week or two, and
need to balance the load without blowing the generators breakers.
On Oct 15, 2008, at 7:14 PM, Kurt Buff wrote:
No, they don't.
But, they, if properly implemented by the manufacturer, will equally
share the load of a running machine - nicht var?
We're after actual consumption, after all...
Kurt
On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 3:37 PM, Phil Brutsche
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Redundant power supplies don't necessarily double your power
consumption.
Kurt Buff wrote:
I second the kill-a-watt. Heck, get two of them.
And you don't even have to shut down the servers, if you've got
redundant power supplies, right? Or just use the one, and double the
reading, or triple it for machines with three power supplies.
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