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StandardPower and earthingVersion 1.0
Version 1.0, in force since 1 Mar 2026 · 8 rules that must be met
8 rules every install follows, in the order of this page. 4 more rules are the default with a written exception.
The country's wiring rules always come first, and fixed electrical work is always done by a licensed electrician. These rules say what IT needs from the electrical design: which circuits, how the UPS is sized, how racks are earthed and where outlets go in rooms.
Feed each rack from dedicated circuits that serve nothing else, labelled at the distribution board and at the rack.
Give every rack two power strips on two separate feeds (A and B), and plug each device with two power supplies into both.
Use metered, network-connected power strips on the management network.
Size the UPS so the rack's total load is no more than 80% of its rating, including every switch's full PoE budget.
Give at least 15 minutes of runtime at full load, or enough to reach the building generator where there is one.
Source IEC 62040
Connect the UPS's network card to the management network and send its alarms (on battery, battery fault, overload) to monitoring.
Schedule an automatic battery self-test each month and replace batteries at the manufacturer's service life.
Fit a telecommunications earthing busbar in every comms room, bonded to the building's main earthing terminal.
Source ANSI/TIA-607-D, EN 50310
Bond each rack and each run of metal cable tray to the busbar with its own labelled conductor; never chain racks through each other.
Source ANSI/TIA-607-D
Put a double power outlet and the data outlets in a recessed box behind every wall display, inside the display's footprint.
Do not put AV equipment on outlets switched by lighting or occupancy controls.
Protect table boxes and floor boxes with surge protection where the building has none at the board.
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