WTI – Western Telematic Inc.
Power redundancy is a vital element for any network application that demands 24/7 access and minimal downtime. But in spite of the importance of power redundancy, many network administrators are reluctant to implement a power redundancy solution, simply because of the cost of replacing existing single power inlet network elements with new, fallback-capable dual power [...]
Over the last several years, as the internet has grown more omnipresent and become more of an integral part of every day life, the need to ensure that network services are always available when needed has also grown. As a result, network administrators are continually searching for ways to minimize downtime for important network devices, [...]
The task of adding power redundancy and fallback capabilities to an existing network equipment site can be both expensive and frustrating; especially if you’re dealing with a rack full of single power inlet devices. In cases like this, you’re basically left with three choices: (1) Shell out the money to replace all of those single [...]
Given the importance of network communication in the modern business world, there’s a growing trend in network administration to add power fallback/redundancy capabilities in more and more network applications. The benefits of power fallback and redundancy are obvious; network up-time is improved because even if your primary power supply fails, network equipment can still fallback [...]
Power fallback and power supply redundancy are quickly becoming a more commonplace element in large network applications. The reason for the increasing popularity of power fallback strategies is simple; in a network-based economy, it’s absolutely vital that network elements are always up and running when they’re needed. If your network already includes only dual power [...]
Given the increasing importance of internet access in a wide range of different mission critical applications, power supply redundancy solutions are quickly becoming an increasingly common element in remote network equipment racks. Power supply redundancy is a vital element in any network application that requires 24 hour accessibility, in that it allows network equipment to [...]
Adding power redundancy capabilities to an existing network application doesn’t necessarily need to cost a fortune. Although the expense of replacing existing single power inlet network devices with new dual inlet devices can often run into tens of thousands of dollars, there are also other alternatives for adding power fallback and redundancy to existing network [...]
In data center operations, power fallback and power redundancy are frequently used to ensure that critical network services will always be available; even when your primary power source is not available. Although power fallback and redundancy solutions provide a valuable means to ensure continuous access to important network functions, the costs of replacing existing single [...]
It can be a real pain in the wallet when single power supply hardware loses voltage and shuts down. It can cost a fortune to replace single cord devices with redundant dual power supplies or worse, to change the backup power configuration for your entire network. An automatic transfer switch can provide automatic power redundancy [...]
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