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Vblock Infrastructure Platforms Series 300


Physical Planning Guide
Version 1.3
August 2011

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Revision history

Series 300 Physical Planning Guide

Revision history
Date

Version

Author Revision

August
2011

1.3

LBG

Updated for VNXe 3100.

July 2011

1.2

LBG

Added total POUs required for each Vblock model and chart showing power plugs
and receptacles.

July 2011

1.1

LBG

Updated documentation template so WebHelp works on a Mac.

June 2011

1.0

LBG

General availability release.

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................. 7
Cisco and EMC reference documentation ................................................................................................ 8
Panduit reference documentation ............................................................................................................. 9
Panduit cabinet documentation .............................................................................................................. 9
Panduit POU documentation .................................................................................................................. 9
Physical specifications and requirements ............................................................................................. 11
Physical specifications summary .......................................................................................................... 11
Shipping weights ............................................................................................................................ 11
Cisco Unified Computing System Power Calculator ...................................................................... 11
Blade power consumption .............................................................................................................. 12
Cabinet specifications ........................................................................................................................... 12
Cabinet floor cutout .............................................................................................................................. 14
Power outlet unit specifications ............................................................................................................ 15
POU specifications - North America .............................................................................................. 15
POU specifications - Europe .......................................................................................................... 16
Maximum number of cabinets per Vblock 300 model .................................................................... 16
Total number of required POUs per Vblock configuration ............................................................. 17
Power plugs and receptacles ............................................................................................................... 18
300EX specifications and requirements ................................................................................................. 19
300EX cabinet layouts .......................................................................................................................... 19
300EX maximum configuration (rear) ............................................................................................ 20
300EX CSB cabinet ....................................................................................................................... 21
300EX SE cabinet .......................................................................................................................... 22
300EX component specifications ......................................................................................................... 23
300EX power and heat specifications ............................................................................................ 23
Cisco Unified Computing System Power Calculator ...................................................................... 24
300EX physical specifications ........................................................................................................ 24
300EX CSB maximum thermal and power requirements ..................................................................... 25
300EX SE maximum thermal and power requirements ....................................................................... 26
300EX power calculations .................................................................................................................... 27
300EX 60A-3P SE.......................................................................................................................... 28
300EX 60A-3P CSB ....................................................................................................................... 29
300EX 32A-3P SE.......................................................................................................................... 30
300EX 32A-3P CSB ....................................................................................................................... 31
300EX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase SE1 ................................................................ 32
300EX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSB positions 1 and 2 ................................... 33
300EX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSB positions 3 and 4 ................................... 34
300FX specifications and requirements ................................................................................................. 35
300FX cabinet layouts .......................................................................................................................... 35
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300FX maximum configuration (rear) ............................................................................................ 36


300FX CSB-A cabinet .................................................................................................................... 37
300FX CSB-B cabinet .................................................................................................................... 38
300FX component specifications.......................................................................................................... 39
300FX power and heat specifications ............................................................................................ 39
Cisco Unified Computing System Power Calculator ...................................................................... 40
300FX physical specifications ........................................................................................................ 40
300FX CSB-A maximum thermal and power requirements ................................................................. 41
300FX CSB-B maximum thermal and power requirements ................................................................. 42
300FX CSE-1 maximum thermal and power requirements .................................................................. 43
300FX 60A-3P power calculations ....................................................................................................... 44
300FX 60A-3P CSB-A.................................................................................................................... 45
300FX 60A-3P CSB-B.................................................................................................................... 46
300FX 60A-3P CSE-1 .................................................................................................................... 47
300FX 32A-3P power calculations ....................................................................................................... 48
300FX 32A-3P CSB-A.................................................................................................................... 49
300FX 32A-3P CSB-B.................................................................................................................... 50
300FX 32A-3P CSE-1 .................................................................................................................... 51
300FX 30A-3P 60A-1P 16A-3P power calculations ............................................................................. 52
300FX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSB-A positions 1 and 2................................ 53
300FX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSB-A positions 3 and 4................................ 54
300FX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSB-B positions 1 and 2................................ 55
300FX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSB-B positions 3 and 4................................ 56
300FX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSE-1 positions 1 and 2 ................................ 57
300FX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSE-1 positions 3 and 4 ................................ 58
300GX specifications and requirements................................................................................................. 59
300GX cabinet layouts ......................................................................................................................... 59
300GX maximum configuration (rear) ............................................................................................ 59
300GX CSB-A cabinet ................................................................................................................... 60
300GX CSB-B cabinet ................................................................................................................... 61
300GX CSE-1 cabinet .................................................................................................................... 62
300GX CSE-2 cabinet .................................................................................................................... 63
300GX SE-1 cabinet ...................................................................................................................... 64
300GX component specifications ......................................................................................................... 65
300GX power and heat specifications ........................................................................................... 65
Cisco Unified Computing System Power Calculator ...................................................................... 66
300GX physical specifications ....................................................................................................... 66
300GX CSB-A maximum thermal and power requirements ................................................................. 67
300GX CSB-B maximum thermal and power requirements ................................................................. 68
300GX CSE-1 maximum thermal and power requirements ................................................................. 69
300GX CSE-2 maximum thermal and power requirements ................................................................. 70
300 SE maximum thermal and power requirements ............................................................................ 71
300GX 60A-3P power calculations ....................................................................................................... 72
300GX 60A-3P CSB-A ................................................................................................................... 73
300GX 60A-3P CSB-B ................................................................................................................... 74
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300GX 60A-3P CSE-1 ................................................................................................................... 75


300GX 60A-3P CSE-2 ................................................................................................................... 76
300GX 60A-3P SE-1 ...................................................................................................................... 77
300GX 32A-3P power calculations ....................................................................................................... 78
300GX 32A-3P CSB-A ................................................................................................................... 79
300GX 32A-3P CSB-B ................................................................................................................... 80
300GX 32A-3P CSE-1 ................................................................................................................... 81
300GX 32A-3P CSE-2 ................................................................................................................... 82
300GX 32A-3P SE-1 ...................................................................................................................... 83
300GX 30A-3P 60A-1P 16A-3P power calculations............................................................................. 84
300GX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSB-A positions 1 and 2 ............................... 85
300GX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSB-A positions 3 and 4 ............................... 86
300GX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSB-B positions 1 and 2 ............................... 87
300GX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSB-B positions 3 and 4 ............................... 88
300GX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSE-1 positions 1 and 2 ............................... 89
300GX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSE-1 positions 3 and 4 ............................... 90
300GX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSE-2 positions 1 and 2 ............................... 91
300GX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSE-2 positions 3 and 4 ............................... 92
300GX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase SE-1 positions 1 and 2 .................................. 93
300HX specifications and requirements ................................................................................................. 94
300HX cabinet layouts .......................................................................................................................... 94
300HX maximum configuration (rear) ............................................................................................ 94
300HX CSB-A cabinet.................................................................................................................... 95
300HX CSB-B cabinet.................................................................................................................... 96
300HX CSE-1 cabinet .................................................................................................................... 97
300HX CSE-2 cabinet .................................................................................................................... 98
300HX SE-1 cabinet....................................................................................................................... 99
300HX SE-2 cabinet..................................................................................................................... 100
300HX SE-3 cabinet..................................................................................................................... 101
300HX SE-4 cabinet..................................................................................................................... 102
300HX component specifications ....................................................................................................... 103
300HX power and heat specifications .......................................................................................... 103
Cisco Unified Computing System Power Calculator .................................................................... 104
300HX physical specifications ..................................................................................................... 104
300HX CSB-A maximum thermal and power requirements ............................................................... 105
300HX CSB-B maximum thermal and power requirements ............................................................... 106
300HX CSE-1 maximum thermal and power requirements ............................................................... 107
300HX CSE-2 maximum thermal and power requirements ............................................................... 108
300 SE maximum thermal and power requirements .......................................................................... 109
300HX 60A-3P power calculations ..................................................................................................... 110
300HX 60A-3P CSB-A ................................................................................................................. 111
300HX 60A-3P CSB-B ................................................................................................................. 112
300HX 60A-3P CSE-1.................................................................................................................. 113
300HX 60A-3P CSE-2.................................................................................................................. 114
300HX 60A-3P SE-1 through SE-4 .............................................................................................. 115
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300HX 32A-3P power calculations ..................................................................................................... 116


300HX 32A-3P CSB-A ................................................................................................................. 117
300HX 32A-3P CSB-B ................................................................................................................. 118
300HX 32A-3P CSE-1.................................................................................................................. 119
300HX 32A-3P CSE-2.................................................................................................................. 120
300HX 32A-3P SE-1 through SE-4 .............................................................................................. 121
300HX 30A-3P 60A-1P 16A-3P power calculations ........................................................................... 122
300HX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A 3 phase positions 1 and 2 ......................................... 123
300HX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A 3 phase positions 3 and 4 ......................................... 124
300HX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A 3 phase CSB-B positions 1 and 2 ............................. 125
300HX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A 3 phase CSB-B positions 3 and 4 ............................. 126
300HX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A 3 phase CSE-1 positions 1 and 2 .............................. 127
300HX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A 3 phase CSE-1 positions 3 and 4 .............................. 128
300HX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A 3 phase CSE-2 positions 1 and 2 .............................. 129
300HX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A 3 phase CSE-2 positions 3 and 4 .............................. 130
300HX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A 3 phase SE-1 through SE-4 positions 1 and 2 .......... 131

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Series 300 Physical Planning Guide

Introduction

Introduction
This Vblock Infrastructure Platforms Series 300 Physical Planning Guide includes the information required to
plan for installing a Vblock Platform at a customer site. The guide is designed to be used by VCE field
personnel and partners while assisting customers in planning their data center requirements for a Vblock
Series 300 Infrastructure Platform. Use this document in conjunction with the Site Survey document to
determine any modifications that may be required in the customers data center.
The product data provided in this document is for reference only. For the most current product
specifications, refer to the manufacturers documentation.
Refer to the VCE Glossary for additional information.
To suggest documentation changes and provide feedback on this book, send an email to
docfeedback@vce.com. Include the name of this book, the topic name where your comment applies and your
feedback.

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Cisco and EMC reference documentation

Series 300 Physical Planning Guide

Cisco and EMC reference documentation


The calculations in this document are based on information provided by equipment manufacturers. For more
information, refer to the documents listed here.
Model

Source

300EX

www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/switches/datacenter/nexus5000/hw/installation/guide/n5k_hig.pdf
www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/ps4159/ps6409/ps5987/ps10703/data_sheet_c78-571411.pdf
www.emc.com/collateral/software/specification-sheet/h8514-vnx-series-ss.pdf
www.emc.com/collateral/hardware/specification-sheet/h8515-vnxe-ss.pdf
www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/ps10265/ps10276/spec_sheet_c17-665945.pdf
www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/unified_computing/ucs/hw/chassis/install/5108_HIG.pdf
www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/switches/lan/catalyst3560/hardware/installation/guide/3560hig.pdf

300FX

www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/switches/lan/catalyst3750x_3560x/hardware/installation/guide/HIGSPEC.html
www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/ps4159/ps6409/ps5987/ps10703/data_sheet_c78-571411.pdf
www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/switches/datacenter/nexus5000/hw/installation/guide/n5k_hig.pdf
www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/unified_computing/ucs/hw/chassis/install/5108_HIG.pdf
www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/ps10265/ps10276/spec_sheet_c17-665945.pdf
www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/switches/lan/catalyst3560/hardware/installation/guide/3560hig.pdf
www.emc.com/collateral/software/specification-sheet/h8514-vnx-series-ss.pdf
www.emc.com/collateral/hardware/specification-sheet/h8515-vnxe-ss.pdf
www.emc.com/collateral/software/specification-sheet/h2770-recoverpoint-ss.pdf

300GX www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/switches/lan/catalyst3750x_3560x/hardware/installation/guide/HIGSPEC.html
www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/ps4159/ps6409/ps5987/ps10703/data_sheet_c78-571411.pdf
www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/switches/datacenter/nexus5000/hw/installation/guide/n5k_hig.pdf
www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/unified_computing/ucs/hw/chassis/install/5108_HIG.pdf
www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/ps10265/ps10276/spec_sheet_c17-665945.pdf
www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/switches/lan/catalyst3560/hardware/installation/guide/3560hig.pdf
www.emc.com/collateral/software/specification-sheet/h2770-recoverpoint-ss.pdf
www.emc.com/collateral/software/specification-sheet/h8514-vnx-series-ss.pdf
www.emc.com/collateral/hardware/specification-sheet/h8515-vnxe-ss.pdf
300HX

www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/switches/lan/catalyst3750x_3560x/hardware/installation/guide/HIGSPEC.html
www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/ps4159/ps6409/ps5987/ps10703/data_sheet_c78-571411.pdf
www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/switches/datacenter/nexus5000/hw/installation/guide/n5k_hig.pdf
www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/unified_computing/ucs/hw/chassis/install/5108_HIG.pdf
www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/ps10265/ps10276/spec_sheet_c17-665945.pdf
www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/switches/lan/catalyst3560/hardware/installation/guide/3560hig.pdf
www.emc.com/collateral/software/specification-sheet/h8514-vnx-series-ss.pdf
www.emc.com/collateral/hardware/specification-sheet/h8515-vnxe-ss.pdf
www.emc.com/collateral/software/specification-sheet/h2770-recoverpoint-ss.pdf

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Panduit reference documentation

Panduit reference documentation


This topic provides links to Panduit cabinet and POU documentation.

Panduit cabinet documentation


The Panduit cabinet is custom for VCE but is very similar to Panduit part number S722C129F. The primary
differences between this cabinet and the VCE cabinet are:

No branding

Not dynamic

Does not include caster

For more information about the Panduit cabinet, refer to:


Description

Reference

General
information about
each product

www.panduit.com/Products/ProductOverviews/ProductSearch/index.htm?Nu=P_RollupKey&N=
5000001+4294891348&Nty=1&in_dim_search=1&sid=131DA1737446

Customer PDF

www.panduit.com/groups/MPM-BR/documents/PartDrawing/CMSCONT_037357.pdf
The customer PDF includes all similar cabinets of the same style with slight option variations
and two heights. VCE uses the 700 mm x 42 RU size.

Panduit POU documentation


The following table provides link to the Panduit documentation for the POUs used in Vblock Platforms:
POU type

Panduit part number

Reference

60 A, 208V,
Delta

QZ1B2G6BN24R1

www.panduit.com/Products/ProductOverviews/ProductSearch/index.htm?Nu
=P_RollupKey&N=5000001+4294771961&Nty=1&in_dim_search=1&sid=13
1DA184734B
www.panduit.com/groups/MPMBR/documents/PartDrawing/CMSCONT_081067.pdf

30 A, 208V,
Delta

QZ1B1N3BN30P1

www.panduit.com/Products/ProductOverviews/ProductSearch/index.htm?Nu
=P_RollupKey&N=5000001+4294893212&Nty=1&in_dim_search=1&sid=13
1DA193477C
www.panduit.com/groups/MPMBR/documents/PartDrawing/CMSCONT_081071.pdf

60 A, 208V
single
phase

QZ1B2C3BN30P1

www.panduit.com/Products/ProductOverviews/ProductSearch/index.htm?Nu
=P_RollupKey&N=5000001+4294893204&Nty=1&in_dim_search=1&sid=13
1DA1A17156
www.panduit.com/groups/MPMBR/documents/PartDrawing/CMSCONT_081743.pdf

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POU type

Panduit part number

Reference

32 Amp,
230/400
Volt, WYE

QZ1D2P6BM30P1

www.panduit.com/Products/ProductOverviews/ProductSearch/index.htm?Nu
=P_RollupKey&N=5000001+4294667405&Nty=1&in_dim_search=1&sid=13
1DA1AF705B
www.panduit.com/groups/MPMBR/documents/PartDrawing/CMSCONT_081508.pdf

16 A,
230/400V,
WYE

QZ1D2Q0BA30P1

www.panduit.com/Products/ProductOverviews/ProductSearch/index.htm?Nu
=P_RollupKey&N=5000001+4294893185&Nty=1&in_dim_search=1&sid=13
1DA1C9993A
www.panduit.com/groups/MPMBR/documents/PartDrawing/CMSCONT_081652.pdf

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Physical specifications and requirements

Physical specifications and requirements


Physical specifications summary
The following table provides the physical specifications for each Vblock Series 300 model (equipment and
cabinet included):
Model

Cabinet

Weight
(lbs)

Power
required (W)

Maximum heat
dissipation (BTU/hr)

Maximum heat
dissipation (W)

Airflow
(cfm)

300EX

CSB

1543

14638

48748

14297

2511

SE 1

539

4794

16348

4795

854

CSB-A

1276

13818

46869

13804

2206

CSB-B

1506

16154

52520

15401

2446

CSE 1

930

11880

40500

11877

1780

CSE 2

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

300GX CSB-A

1607

14138

48161

14125

2129

CSB-B

1206

15794

53816

15782

2518

CSE 1

1616

12115

41300

12115

1815

CSE 2

1616

12115

41300

12115

1815

SE 1

1186

2350

8000

2350

350

CSB-A

1494

14158

48019

14144

2257

CSB-B

1442

15794

53816

15780

2518

CSE 1

1508

12115

41300

12111

1815

CSE 2

1508

12115

41300

12111

1815

SE 1 through
SE 4

1338

3290

11200

3290

490

300FX

300HX

Note:

Weights include 386 lbs for the cabinet. These specifications do not include RecoverPoint appliances.

Shipping weights
To determine the total shipping weight for a particular Vblock, add the packing materials and other
components for a particular system as specified in the Cabinet specifications.

Cisco Unified Computing System Power Calculator


To calculate the current draw and heat dissipation of each blade in a specific configuration, use the Cisco
Unified Computing System Power calculator at
www.cisco.com/assets/cdc_content_elements/flash/dataCenter/cisco_ucs_power_calculator/.
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Blade power consumption


For information about calculating blade power consumption, refer to the Vblock Infrastructure Platforms
Blade Packs Reference.

Cabinet specifications
Vblock Panduit NetSERV cabinets come with locking front and back cabinet doors that use the same key.
Keys are shipped attached with cable ties to the front door. Cabinets are shipped with two side panels. The
cabinets are designed to be built contiguously and to be bolted together. Because of this, there is no need for
side panels between the cabinets.
Note:

Note: We do not encourage customers to put space between the cabinets. Doing this would require
an extended lead time on the order as the cross-abinet connections would not reach and custom
cables would need to be ordered.

Panduit does extensive testing to ensure the casters can support the cabinet weight and up to 2000 pounds of
equipment.
The following illustration shows the Vblock Panduit cabinet dimensions:

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Physical specifications and requirements

The following cabinet specifications are for a Panduit Vblock cabinet without any equipment loaded:
Measure

Specification

Total shipping weight

667 pounds based on the following weights:

Cabinet = 386 pounds

Pallet = 137 pounds

Two side panels = 100 pounds

Packaging = 44 pounds

Floor footprint

27.55 inches (700 mm) wide x 47.20 inches (1200 mm) deep (for general sizing, use 28
inches wide x 48 inches deep)

Cabinet weight

386 pounds (without side panels)

Air space

27.55 inches wide x 50.7 inches deep x 79.75 inches tall

Packaged
dimensions

42.0 inches wide x 56.0 inches deep x 86.0 inches tall

Packaged cabinet
height

85.75 inches

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Cabinet floor cutout


The following floor cutout shows how the cabinet doors open, how much clearance is required for the front and
back doors, and where the cable drop holes should be in the floor tile:
Note:

Floor mounting positions shown are when casters or levelers are used (using anti-tip brackets).
Equipment rail spacing is factory set.

28" [ 700 mm ] wide x 48" [ 1200 mm ] deep. Standard density server configuration floor layout.

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Power outlet unit specifications


The following tables list the power outlet unit (POU) specifications for North America and Europe.

POU specifications - North America


Customer
input feed

Panduit POU part


number

Number of
POUs per
CSB-A, CSBB, CSE-1, and
CSE-2 cabinet

Number of
POUs per
SE cabinet

3~ DELTA /
30A /208V

QZ1B1N3BN30P1

3~ DELTA /
60A /208V

QZ1B2G6BN24R1

SINGLE
PHASE /
60A /208V

QZ1B2C3BN30P1

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POU specifications - Europe


Customer
input feed

Panduit POU part


number

Number of
POUs per
CSB-A, CSB-B,
CSE-1, and
CSE-2 cabinet

Number of
POUs per
SE cabinet

3~ WYE /
32A
/230/400V

QZ1D2P6BM30P1

3~ WYE /
16A
/230/400V

QZ1D2Q0BA30P1

Plug

Maximum number of cabinets per Vblock 300 model


The following table lists the maximum number of cabinets that each Vblock Series 300 model can support
based on the power requirements:
Cabinet type

300EX 300FX 300GX 300HX

CSB (compute storage base)

CSE (compute storage expansion) 0

SE (storage expansion)

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Total number of required POUs per Vblock configuration


The following table lists the total number of required POUs for each Vblock Series 300 model based on the
number of cabinets and the customer input feed:
Vblock
model

Number
of CSB
cabinets

Number
of CSE
cabinets

Number
of SE
cabinets

Required
POUs
North
America
3~ DELTA
/ 30A
/208V

Required
POUs
North
America
3~ DELTA
/ 60A
/208V

Required
POUs
North
America
Single
phase /
60A /208V

Required
POUs
Europe
3~ WYE /
32A
/230/400V

Required
POUs
Europe
3~ WYE /
16A
/230/400V

300EX

12

12

12

16

16

16

12

12

12

16

16

16

18

10

18

10

18

12

12

12

16

16

16

18

10

18

10

18

20

12

20

12

20

22

14

22

14

22

24

16

24

16

24

300FX

300GX

300HX

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Power plugs and receptacles


The following illustration shows the plug types and receptacles:

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300EX specifications and requirements


300EX cabinet layouts
The 300EX can include up to two cabinets: CSB cabinet and SE cabinet. The AMP can be installed in either
an SE cabinet or in a customer provided cabinet. The following illustrations show the maximum configuration
options for the 300EX.

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300EX maximum configuration (rear)

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300EX specifications and requirements

300EX CSB cabinet

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300EX specifications and requirements

300EX component specifications


The following tables list the specifications for each of the 300EX components.

300EX power and heat specifications


Model

ID

Power
requirements
maximum (W)

Heat
dissipation
maximum
(BTU/hr)

Heat
dissipation
(max) (W)

Airflow (ft^3/min)

Cisco Catalyst
3560X Switch
(24 port)

Cat3560X-24

350

1194

350

60

Cisco MDS
9148

MDS9148

120

410

120

42 (value is not from


the actual equipment,
but from a close
relative)

Cisco Nexus
5548

Nexus5548

600

1998

586

200 (value is not from


the actual equipment,
but from a close
relative)

Cisco UCS
5108

UCS5108

5000

17050

5000

750

Cisco UCS
6120XP Fabric
Interconnect

UCS6120XP

675

1876

550

90

Cisco UCS
C200 Server

UCS C200

650

2217

650.0

98 (based on 150
CFM/kW)

EMC DAE

DAE
(15 disc assumed)

235

800

235

35 (value is not from


the actual equipment,
but from a close
relative)

EMC
VNXe3100
Storage Array

VNXe3100

380

1300

380

57 (value is not from


the actual equipment,
but from a close
relative and based on
150 CFM/kW)

EMC Recover
Point Appliance

Model could be
either SE 3.4 or 3.4;
specs are the same
in any case

502

1713

502

75 (based on 150
CFM/kW)

EMC VNX 5300

VNX5300
See VNX 5000
Series Specs.txt for
component details

1143

3680

1079

162

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Cisco Unified Computing System Power Calculator


To calculate the current draw and heat dissipation of each blade in a specific configuration, use the Cisco
Unified Computing System Power calculator at
www.cisco.com/assets/cdc_content_elements/flash/dataCenter/cisco_ucs_power_calculator/.

300EX physical specifications


Model

Height x width x depth (in) Number rack units

Weight (lb)

Cisco Catalyst 3560X Switch (24 port)

1.73 x 17.5 x 14.85

13.2

Cisco MDS 9148

1.72 x 17.51 x 19.78

22.2

Cisco Nexus 5548

1.72 x 17.3 x 29.5

32

Cisco UCS 5108

10.5 x 17.5 x 32

255

Cisco UCS 6120XP Fabric Interconnect 1.72 x 17.3 x 30

35

Cisco UCS C200 Server

1.7 x 16.92 x 27.8

33

EMC DAE

6.07 x 17.5 x 24.91

80

EMC VNXe3100 Storage Array

3.40 x 17.5 x 20.0

60.5

EMC Recover Point Appliance

1.68 x 17.44 x 30.4

39

EMC VNX 5300

14 x 18.92 x 24.25

232

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300EX specifications and requirements

300EX CSB maximum thermal and power requirements

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300EX SE maximum thermal and power requirements

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300EX specifications and requirements

300EX power calculations


The following illustrations show the power calculations used for determining the maximum power used by
300EX cabinets.
Note:

Components marked with a gray line (DAEs and DPEs) plug into the standby power supply (5300
SPS) and are not directly included in the power calculations. The standby power supply is used in
these calculations.

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300EX 60A-3P SE

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300EX specifications and requirements

300EX 60A-3P CSB

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300EX 32A-3P SE

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300EX specifications and requirements

300EX 32A-3P CSB

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300EX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase SE1

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300EX specifications and requirements

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300EX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSB positions 3 and 4

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300FX specifications and requirements

300FX specifications and requirements


300FX cabinet layouts
The 300FX maximum configuration includes:

Compute/storage base cabinet A (CSB-A)

Compute/storage base cabinet B (CSB-B)

Compute/storage expansion cabinet 1 (CSE-1) (chassis expansion is not currently available)

The following illustrations show the maximum configuration options for the 300FX.

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300FX maximum configuration (rear)

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300FX specifications and requirements

300FX CSB-A cabinet

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300FX CSB-B cabinet

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300FX specifications and requirements

300FX component specifications


The following tables list the specifications for each of the 300FX components.

300FX power and heat specifications


Component

ID

Power
requirements
maximum (W)

Heat
dissipation
maximum
(BTU/hr)

Heat
dissipation
(max) (W)

Airflow (ft^3/min)

Cisco Catalyst
3560X Switch
(24 port)

Cat3560X-24

350

1194

350

60

Cisco MDS
9148

MDS9148

120

410

120

42 (value is not from


the actual equipment,
but from a close
relative)

Cisco Nexus
5548

Nexus5548

600

1998

586

75 (value is not from


the actual equipment,
but from a close
relative)

Cisco UCS
5108

UCS5108

5000

17050

5000

750 (based on 150


CFM/kW )

Cisco UCS
6140XP Fabric
Interconnect

UCS6140XP

750

2561

751

113 (based on 150


CFM/kW )

Cisco UCS
C200 Server

UCS C200

650

2217

650

98 (based on 150
CFM/kW )

EMC DAE

DAE (15 disc


assumed)

235

800

235

35 (based on 150
CFM/kW )

EMC
VNXe3100
Storage Array

VNXe3100

380

1300

380

57 (value is not from


the actual equipment,
but from a close
relative and based on
150 CFM/kW)

EMC Recover
Point Appliance

Model could be
either SE 3.4 or 3.4;
specs are the same
in any case

502

1713

502

75 (based on 150
CFM/kW )

EMC VNX 5500

VNX5500
See VNX 5000
Series Specs.txt for
component details

1643

5400

1643

246 (based on 150


CFM/kW )

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Cisco Unified Computing System Power Calculator


To calculate the current draw and heat dissipation of each blade in a specific configuration, use the Cisco
Unified Computing System Power calculator at
www.cisco.com/assets/cdc_content_elements/flash/dataCenter/cisco_ucs_power_calculator/.

300FX physical specifications


Component

Height x width x depth (inches) Number rack units Weight (lb)

Cisco Catalyst 3560X Switch (24 port)

1.73 x 17.5 x 14.85

13.2

Cisco MDS 9148

1.72 x 17.51 x 19.78

22.2

Cisco Nexus 5548

1.72 x 17.3 x 29.5

32

Cisco UCS 5108

10.5 x 17.5 x 32

255

Cisco UCS 6140XP Fabric Interconnect 3.47 x 17.3 x 30

50

Cisco UCS C200 Server

1.7 x 16.92 x 27.8

33

EMC DAE

5.25 x 17.6 x 14

68

EMC VNXe3100 Storage Array

3.40 x 17.5 x 20.0

60.5

EMC Recover Point Appliance

1.68 x 17.44 x 30.4

39

EMC VNX 5500 DME

17.5 x 17.62 x 24.25

10

284.4

40

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300FX specifications and requirements

300FX CSB-A maximum thermal and power requirements

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300FX specifications and requirements

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300FX CSB-B maximum thermal and power requirements

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300FX specifications and requirements

300FX CSE-1 maximum thermal and power requirements

Note:

Chassis expansion not available.

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300FX 60A-3P power calculations


The following illustrations show the power calculations used for determining the maximum power used for 60A
3-phase 300FX cabinets.

Compute/storage base cabinet A (CSB-A)

Compute/storage base cabinet B (CSB-B)

Compute/storage expansion cabinet 1 (CSE-1) (chassis expansion not available)

Compute/storage expansion cabinet 2 (CSE-2) (not shown - chassis expansion not available)

Note:

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Components marked with a gray line (DAEs and DPEs) plug into the standby power supply (5500
SPS) and are not directly included in the power calculations. The standby power supply is used in
these calculations.

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300FX specifications and requirements

300FX 60A-3P CSB-A

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300FX 60A-3P CSB-B

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300FX specifications and requirements

300FX 60A-3P CSE-1

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300FX 32A-3P power calculations


The following illustrations show the power calculations used for determining the maximum power used for 32A
3-phase 300GX cabinets

Compute storage base cabinet A (CSB-A)

Compute storage base cabinet B (CSB-B)

Compute storage expansion cabinet 1 (CSE-1) (chassis expansion not available)

Compute storage expansion cabinet 2 (CSE-2) (not shown - chassis expansion not available)

Note:

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Components marked with a gray line (DAEs and DPEs) plug into the standby power supply (5500
SPS) and are not directly included in the power calculations. The standby power supply is used in
these calculations.

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300FX specifications and requirements

300FX 32A-3P CSB-A

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300FX 32A-3P CSB-B

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300FX specifications and requirements

300FX 32A-3P CSE-1

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300FX 30A-3P 60A-1P 16A-3P power calculations


This topic shows the power calculations for 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase 300FX cabinets:

Compute/storage base cabinet A (CSB-A) positions 1 and 2

Compute/storage base cabinet A (CSB-A) positions 3 and 4

Compute/storage base cabinet B (CSB-B) positions 1 and 2

Compute/storage base cabinet B (CSB-B) positions 3 and 4

Compute/storage expansion cabinet 1 (CSE-1) positions 1 and 2 (chassis expansion not available)

Compute/storage expansion cabinet 1 (CSE-1) positions 3 and 4 (chassis expansion not available)

Note:

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Components marked with a gray line (DAEs and DPEs) plug into the standby power supply (5500
SPS) and are not directly included in the power calculations. The standby power supply is used in
these calculations.

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300FX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSB-A positions 1 and 2

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300FX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSB-A positions 3 and 4

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300FX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSB-B positions 1 and 2

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300FX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSB-B positions 3 and 4

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300FX specifications and requirements

300FX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSE-1 positions 1 and 2

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300FX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSE-1 positions 3 and 4

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300GX specifications and requirements

300GX specifications and requirements


300GX cabinet layouts
The 300GX maximum configuration includes the following cabinets:

Compute/storage base cabinet A (CSB-A)

Compute/storage base cabinet B (CSB-B)

Compute/storage expansion cabinet 1 (CSE-1)

Compute/storage expansion cabinet 2 (CSE-2)

Storage expansion cabinet (SE-1)

The following illustrations show the maximum configuration options for the 300GX.

300GX maximum configuration (rear)

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300GX CSB-A cabinet

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300GX specifications and requirements

300GX CSB-B cabinet

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300GX CSE-1 cabinet

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300GX specifications and requirements

300GX CSE-2 cabinet

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300GX SE-1 cabinet

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300GX specifications and requirements

300GX component specifications


The following tables list the specifications for each of the 300GX components.

300GX power and heat specifications


Model

ID

Power
requirements
maximum (W)

Heat
dissipation
maximum
(BTU/hr)

Heat
dissipation
(max) (W)

Airflow (ft^3/min)

Cisco Catalyst
3560X Switch
(24 port)

Cat3560X-24

350

1194

350

60

Cisco MDS
9148

MDS9148

120

410

120

42 (value is not from


the actual equipment,
but from a close
relative)

Cisco Nexus
5548

Nexus5548

600

1998

586

75 (value is not from


the actual equipment,
but from a close
relative)

Cisco UCS
5108

UCS5108

5000

17050

5000

750 (based on 150


CFM/kW)

Cisco 6140XP
Fabric
Interconnect

UCS6140XP

750

2561

751

113 (based on 150


CFM/kW)

Cisco UCS
C200 Server

UCS C200

650

2217

650

98 (based on 150
CFM/kW)

EMC DAE

DAE
(15 disc assumed)

235

800

235

35 (based on 150
CFM/kW)

EMC
VNXe3100
Storage Array

VNXe310

380

1300

380

57 (value is not from


the actual equipment,
but from a close
relative and based on
150 CFM/kW)

EMC Recover
Point Appliance

Model could be
either SE 3.4 or 3.4;
specs are the same
in any case

502

1713

502

75 (based on 150
CFM/kW)

EMC VNX 5700

UNX5700
See VNX 5000
Series Specs.txt for
component details

1748

5750

1686

253 (based on 150


CFM/kW)

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Cisco Unified Computing System Power Calculator


To calculate the current draw and heat dissipation of each blade in a specific configuration, use the Cisco
Unified Computing System Power calculator at
www.cisco.com/assets/cdc_content_elements/flash/dataCenter/cisco_ucs_power_calculator/.

300GX physical specifications


Model

Height x width x depth (in) Number rack units

Weight (lb)

Cisco Catalyst 3560X Switch (24 port) 1.73 x 17.5 x 14.85

13.2

Cisco MDS 9148

1.72 x 17.51 x 19.78

22.2

Cisco Nexus 5548

1.72 x 17.3 x 29.5

32

Cisco UCS 5108

10.5 x 17.5 x 32

255

Cisco 6140XP Fabric Interconnect

3.47 x 17.3 x 30

50

Cisco UCS C200 Server

1.7 x 16.92 x 27.8

33

EMC DAE

6.07 x 17.5 x 24.91

80

EMC VNXe 3100 Storage Array

3.40 x 17.5 x 20.0

60.5

EMC Recover Point Appliance

1.68 x 17.44 x 30.4

39

EMC VNX 5700 DME

15.3 x 17.62 x 24.25

240.5

66

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300GX CSB-A maximum thermal and power requirements

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300GX CSB-B maximum thermal and power requirements

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300GX specifications and requirements

300GX CSE-1 maximum thermal and power requirements

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300GX specifications and requirements

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300GX CSE-2 maximum thermal and power requirements

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300GX specifications and requirements

300 SE maximum thermal and power requirements


The 300 SE calculations shown here are for a maximum configuration of all DAEs in an SE cabinet. Not all
models support a fully populated storage expansion cabinet. For more information, refer to:

Physical specifications summary

300GX cabinet layouts

300HX cabinet layouts

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300GX 60A-3P power calculations


The following illustrations show the power calculations used for determining the maximum power used for 60A
3-phase 300GX cabinets.

Compute/storage base cabinet A (CSB-A)

Compute/storage base cabinet B (CSB-B)

Compute/storage expansion cabinet 1 (CSE-1)

Compute/storage expansion cabinet 2 (CSE-2)

Storage expansion cabinet 1 (SE-1)

Note:

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Components marked with a gray line (DAEs and DPEs) plug into the standby power supply (5700
SPS) and are not directly included in the power calculations. The standby power supply is used in
these calculations.

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300GX 60A-3P CSB-A

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300GX 60A-3P CSB-B

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300GX specifications and requirements

300GX 60A-3P CSE-1

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300GX 60A-3P CSE-2

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300GX specifications and requirements

300GX 60A-3P SE-1

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300GX 32A-3P power calculations


The following illustrations show the power calculations used for determining the maximum power used for 32A
3-phase 300GX cabinets

Compute/storage base cabinet A (CSB-A)

Compute/storage base cabinet B (CSB-B)

Compute/storage expansion cabinet 1 (CSE-1)

Compute/storage expansion cabinet 2(CSE-2)

Storage expansion cabinet 1 (SE-1)

Note:

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Components marked with a gray line (DAEs and DPEs) plug into the standby power supply (5700
SPS) and are not directly included in the power calculations. The standby power supply is used in
these calculations.

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300GX specifications and requirements

300GX 32A-3P CSB-A

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300GX 32A-3P CSB-B

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300GX specifications and requirements

300GX 32A-3P CSE-1

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300GX 32A-3P CSE-2

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300GX specifications and requirements

300GX 32A-3P SE-1

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300GX 30A-3P 60A-1P 16A-3P power calculations


This topic shows the power calculations for 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase 300GX cabinets:

Compute/storage base cabinet A (CSB-A) positions 1 and 2

Compute/storage base cabinet A (CSB-A) positions 3 and 4

Compute/storage base cabinet B (CSB-B) positions 1 and 2

Compute/storage base cabinet B (CSB-B) positions 3 and 4

Compute/storage expansion cabinet 1 (CSE-1) positions 1 and 2

Compute/storage expansion cabinet 1 (CSE-1) positions 3 and 4

Compute/storage expansion cabinet 2 (CSE-2) positions 1 and 2

Compute/storage expansion cabinet 2 (CSE-2) positions 3 and 4

Storage expansion cabinet 1 (SE-1) positions 1 and 2

Note:

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Components marked with a gray line (DAEs and DPEs) plug into the standby power supply (5700
SPS) and are not directly included in the power calculations. The standby power supply is used in
these calculations.

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300GX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSB-A positions 1 and 2

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300GX specifications and requirements

300GX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSB-B positions 1 and 2

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300GX specifications and requirements

300GX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSE-1 positions 1 and 2

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300GX specifications and requirements

300GX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase CSE-2 positions 1 and 2

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92

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300GX 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase SE-1 positions 1 and 2

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300HX specifications and requirements

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300HX specifications and requirements


300HX cabinet layouts
The 300HX maximum configuration includes the following cabinets:

Compute/storage base cabinet A (CSB-A)

Compute/storage base cabinet B (CSB-B)

Compute/storage expansion cabinet 1 (CSE-1)

Compute/storage expansion cabinet 2 (CSE-2)

Storage expansion cabinet 1 (SE-1)

Storage expansion cabinet 2 (SE-2)

Storage expansion cabinet 3 (SE-3)

Storage expansion cabinet 4 (SE-4)

The following illustrations show the maximum configuration options for the 300HX.

300HX maximum configuration (rear)

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300HX specifications and requirements

300HX CSB-A cabinet

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300HX CSB-B cabinet

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300HX specifications and requirements

300HX CSE-1 cabinet

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300HX CSE-2 cabinet

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300HX specifications and requirements

300HX SE-1 cabinet

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300HX SE-2 cabinet

100

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300HX specifications and requirements

300HX SE-3 cabinet

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300HX SE-4 cabinet

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300HX component specifications


The following tables list the specifications for each of the 300HX components.

300HX power and heat specifications


Model

ID

Power
requirements
maximum (W)

Heat
dissipation
maximum
(BTU/hr)

Heat
dissipation
(max) (W)

Airflow (ft^3/min)

Cisco Catalyst
3560X Switch
(24 port)

Cat3560X-24

350

1194

350

60

Cisco MDS
9148

MDS9148

120

410

120

42 (value is not from


the actual equipment,
but from a close
relative)

Cisco Nexus
5548

Nexus5548

600

1998

586

75 (value is not from


the actual equipment,
but from a close
relative)

Cisco UCS
5108

UCS5108

5000

17050

5000

750 (value is not from


the actual equipment,
but from a close
relative)

Cisco UCS
6140XP Fabric
Interconnect

UCS6140XP

750

2561

751

113 (value is not from


the actual equipment,
but from a close
relative)

Cisco UCS
C200 Server

UCS C200

650

2217

650

98 (value is not from


the actual equipment,
but from a close
relative)

EMC DAE

DAE
(15 disc assumed)

235

800

235

35 (value is not from


the actual equipment,
but from a close
relative)

EMC
VNXe3100
Storage Array

VNXe3100

380

1300

380

57 (value is not from


the actual equipment,
but from a close
relative and based on
150 CFM/kW)

EMC Recover
Point Appliance

Model could be
either SE 3.4 or 3.4;
specs are the same
in any case

502

1713

502

75 (value is not from


the actual equipment,
but from a close
relative)

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Model

ID

Power
requirements
maximum (W)

Heat
dissipation
maximum
(BTU/hr)

Heat
dissipation
(max) (W)

Airflow (ft^3/min)

EMC VNX 7500

UNX7500
See VNX 5000
Series Specs.txt for
component details

1748

5750

1686

253 (value is not from


the actual equipment,
but from a close
relative)

Cisco Unified Computing System Power Calculator


To calculate the current draw and heat dissipation of each blade in a specific configuration, use the Cisco
Unified Computing System Power calculator at
www.cisco.com/assets/cdc_content_elements/flash/dataCenter/cisco_ucs_power_calculator/.

300HX physical specifications


Model

Height x width x depth (inches) Number rack units Weight (lb)

Cisco Catalyst 3560X Switch (24 port)

1.73 x 17.5 x 14.85

13.2

Cisco MDS 9148

1.72 x 17.51 x 19.78

22.2

Cisco Nexus 5548

1.72 x 17.3 x 29.5

32

Cisco UCS 5108

10.5 x 17.5 x 32

255

Cisco UCS 6140XP Fabric Interconnect 3.47 x 17.3 x 30

50

Cisco UCS C200 Server

1.7 x 16.92 x 27.8

33

EMC DAE

5.25 x 17.6 x 14

68

EMC VNXe 3100 Storage Array

3.40 x 17.5 x 20.0

60.5

EMC Recover Point Appliance

1.68 x 17.44 x 30.4

39

EMC VNX 7500

15.75 x 17.62 x 24.25

240.5

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300HX CSE-2 maximum thermal and power requirements

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300 SE maximum thermal and power requirements


The 300 SE calculations shown here are for a maximum configuration of all DAEs in an SE cabinet. Not all
models support a fully populated storage expansion cabinet. For more information, refer to:

Physical specifications summary

300GX cabinet layouts

300HX cabinet layouts

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300HX 60A-3P power calculations


The following illustrations show the power calculations used for determining the maximum power used for 60A
3-phase 300HX cabinets.

Compute storage base cabinet A (CSB-A)

Compute storage base cabinet B (CSB-B)

Compute storage expansion cabinet 1 (CSE-1)

Compute storage expansion cabinet 2 (CSE-2)

Storage expansion cabinet 1 through 4 (SE-1 through SE-4)

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Components marked with a gray line (DAEs and DPEs) plug into the standby power supply (7500
SPS) and are not directly included in the power calculations. The standby power supply is used in
these calculations.

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300HX 32A-3P power calculations


The following illustrations show the power calculations used for determining the maximum power used for 32A
3-phase 300HX cabinets.

Compute storage base cabinet A (CSB-A)

Compute storage base cabinet B (CSB-B)

Compute storage expansion cabinet 1 (CSE-1)

Compute storage expansion cabinet 2 (CSE-2)

Storage expansion cabinet 1 through 4 (SE-1 through SE-4)

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Components marked with a gray line (DAEs and DPEs) plug into the standby power supply (7500
SPS) and are not directly included in the power calculations. The standby power supply is used in
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300HX 30A-3P 60A-1P 16A-3P power calculations


This topic shows the power calculations for 30A-3 phase / 60A-1 phase / 16A-3 phase 300HX cabinets:

Compute storage base cabinet A (CSB-A) positions 1 and 2

Compute storage base cabinet A (CSB-A) positions 3 and 4

Compute storage base cabinet B (CSB-B) positions 1 and 2

Compute storage base cabinet B (CSB-B) positions 3 and 4

Compute storage expansion cabinet 1 (CSE-1) positions 1 and 2

Compute storage expansion cabinet 1 (CSE-1) positions 3 and 4

Compute storage expansion cabinet 2 (CSE-2) positions 1 and 2

Compute storage expansion cabinet 2 (CSE-2) positions 3 and 4

Storage expansion cabinets 1 through 4 (SE-1 through SE-4) positions 1 and 2

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these calculations.

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