Having a redundant power supply would seem to be a "no brainer." After all, a failover option in case electrical power is interrupted would seem to be a business essential. But the answer is not always so simple: different users have different requirements for reliability and uptime; there are a variety of ways to achieve different levels of power redundancy; and redundancy costs money. American Internet Services (AIS) can help you determine exactly what type of power redundancy will best mitigate your particular risks at the lowest overall cost. But while each client is different, there are a number of common questions and considerations about power redundancy that apply to all, and this white paper will help you explore what your requirements and options are.

This paper, located in our Expert Tips area, covers power distribution fundamentals, the A+B power option, some common misperceptions, and closes with recommendations.

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