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In a small data center, a UPS and a PDU is standard equipment. I was using 120V equipment for years, before learning that most servers are already compatible with 230V circuits, as their power supplies are full-range since about 2008. Migrating to 230V circuits makes the server power supply about 5% more efficient, which means saving about $300 per year per server on the power bill. Also, some equipment such as GPU cages or Oracle servers draw so much current that they require a 230V circuit, and won't work on 120V. This means that when investing in a new UPS and/or PDU, going for 230V is a better option because it saves power, and is more flexible in accommodating high-power equipment.
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The APC AP7921 fits the bill when your outlet needs will cater to smaller rack density like half-racks such as the APC AR3200 and when only a switched rack where outlet management is a must.
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