Need to know the total wattage.  Once you know your wattage you can calculate 
your amperage.  I would say a 10/3 SOOW will be fine.  I personally would not 
run 120V up the tower but instead just use a APC below.  We have used the 
Tripplite APS1012SW.  You add your own batts which I prefer because i can pick 
based on the backup runtime i desire.  Also make sure you add something like a 
tycon din web monitor piece so you can keep an eye on voltages. I can help you 
with this just hit me off list.

Shawn C. Peppers
Video Direct Satellite & Entertainment
866-680-8433 Toll Free
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> On Oct 3, 2016, at 3:42 PM, Lorell Hathcock <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> All:
>  
> First of all, is this the correct list to ask this question?  If it is not, 
> please direct me to the correct list.
>  
> Here’s the real question:
>  
> Background
>  
>               I have a new tower to install.  There is no equipment on the 
> tower yet.
>               The tower is 1000 ft tall, buy I will be mounting equipment at 
> 200 ft.
>               There is a 100 ft bridge from the base of the tower into the 
> head end where my cabinet is located.
>                             200 ft + 100 ft = 300 ft
> I will mount 6 x ePMP 1000 on 3 x KP Performance antennas.
> I have a CMM4 to mount on the tower as well.  The CMM4 will provide timing 
> and power to the 6 x ePMP 1000’s.
> I have a 1500 kva UPS in my cabinet in the Tower headend that I want to use 
> to provide back up power to the CMM4 and the 6 x ePMP 1000s.
>  
> Questions
>               What should my power supply solution be for the CMM4?  It came 
> with a 120 VAC to -56 VDC power supply, but
>               I am flirting with the distance limitation of 330 ft for the 
> Ethernet, so I will just run fiber up the tower to the CMM4 and solve that 
> problem, but what about my power?  How do I size the wire, whould I try to 
> push -56 VDC power up the tower or am I better trying to get 120 VAC up the 
> tower?  If I get 120 VAC up the tower, how can I put that on my UPS?  Any 
> ideas on my wire gauges?
>              
>  
> Thanks in advance!
>  
> Lorell Hathcock
>  
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