We have done exactly what you are thinking using 30amp twist plugs.
Tony Thigpen
Christian Svensson wrote on 6/4/19 10:32 AM:
Hi,
This may be an odd question. I bought an z114 and I'm trying to figure out
how to power it.
I've arrived that the single-configuration BPR I have should happily accept
any AC between 200V-600V, and I managed to buy two 41U0108 (one per A/B
power). The power consumption should come out to less than 3kW of power, so
16A 230V should be perfect.
The connector to the frame seems to be 3W+PE - i.e. no neutral, so my
thinking is that this is a delta-system.
Adding these facts together my thinking is that I should be able to route
my 230V mains like this:
- PH-1: Mains L
- PH-2: Mains N
- PH-3: Unconnected
- GND: Mains GND
- Wire shield: Mains GND
This should emulate pretty closely a 3-phase US system with only one
working phase is my thinking, so should not be that unconventional from the
eyes of the BPR.
My question is: does this match the single phase cables that IBM provide to
these systems?
I am mostly interested in what the recommendation is to connect PH-3 to,
but leaving it unconnected seems to be the least risky.
Thanks!
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