When collecting information about the Power in your Data Center design you need to take into account (Select two)

Question

Options

• AThe fiber strands that are needed to support the TOR switches
• BThe direction of the airflow
• CThe type of the voltage DC or AC
• DWhat voltage is used

• A
  5% (1)
• B
  5% (1)
• C
  89% (17)

Explanation

When designing data center power infrastructure, you must know both the type of voltage (AC or DC) and the specific voltage level being used, because equipment compatibility, power distribution units (PDUs), and UPS systems are engineered around these parameters - specifying the wrong type or voltage can render entire power systems incompatible or unsafe. Option A is a distractor because fiber strands for TOR switches are a network/cabling concern, not a power concern. Option B (airflow direction) belongs to thermal/cooling planning, which is a separate design domain from electrical power.

Memory tip: Think "Power = Type + Level" - just like you wouldn't plug a device in without knowing what kind of outlet (AC/DC) and what voltage it expects, data center designers must nail down both before specifying any power equipment.

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