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General| Model | PowerMax 2000, PowerMax 8000 |
|---|---|
| Operating System | PowerMaxOS |
| Latency | Sub-millisecond |
| Storage Type | Flash |
| Drive Types | NVMe Flash |
| Data Services | Thin Provisioning, Quality of Service (QoS) |
| Connectivity | FC, iSCSI |
| Replication | Remote Replication (Synchronous, Asynchronous) |
| Management | Unisphere |
| Form Factor | Rack-mounted |
| Host Interface | Fibre Channel (FC), iSCSI, FCoE, InfiniBand |
| Data Protection | RAID, Snapshots, Replication |
| Architecture | Scale-out |
| RAID Levels | RAID 5, RAID 6 |
| Maximum IOPS | Up to 15 million (PowerMax 8000) |
| Power Supply | Redundant power supplies |
Lists requirements for PowerMax array installation in data centers.
Describes the building blocks and capacity of a PowerMax array.
Specifies environmental conditions for shipping and storage.
Details power usage and heat output for the systems.
Describes airflow design for data center cooling environments.
Specifies environmental operating ranges for the system.
Time needed for hardware to stabilize in the operating environment.
Explains Dell EMC's Secure Remote Services for diagnostics and repair.
Requirements for data center floor load capacity.
Specifies standards for raised floor tiles and stringers.
Details physical space and weight requirements for PowerMax 2000.
Height and depth dimensions for PowerMax 8000 components.
Guidance on placing bays and ensuring cable clearance.
Guidance on layout dimensions and service clearance.
Details on caster and leveler dimensions for bays.
Requirements for customer-supplied power cabling.
Details input power requirements for different regions.
Configuration details for PowerMax 2000 three-phase power.
Summarizes rack grounding needs based on the number of racks.
Details chassis-to-chassis grounding for multi-bay systems.
Describes how two PowerMax 2000 systems fit in a rack.
Rules for coexisting customer equipment with PowerMax 2000.
Specifications for third-party racks and installation.
Details PowerMax 2000 power consumption per PowerBrick.
Minimum rack dimensions for rear-facing PDUs.
Specifications for third-party racks and installation.
Details PowerMax 8000 power consumption per PowerBrick.
Minimum rack dimensions for inward-facing PDUs.
Kit for top cable routing in non-raised/raised floor environments.
Kits to secure cabinets to the floor.
Choosing the correct procedure based on site situation.
Procedure for connecting power with an onsite electrician.
Procedure when electrician is unavailable but cables are accessible.
Procedure when electrician is unavailable and cables are not accessible.
Instructions for labeling PDUs for single-phase and three-phase.
Input power requirements for three-phase connections.
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