My server rack

I picked up my server rack from some local guy that seemed to be selling off an abandoned server farm, I think in Morrisville.

Power

• CyberPower OR700LCDRM1U UPS 700VA/400W
• APC Back-UPS E S 550 550VA/330W

Power consumption

Component	PSU	CyberPower isolated capacity
Bitpost	750W	30-35%
Melange	750W	30-35%
Cast	750W	30-35%
Bluto	1050W	45%, 135% when gaming (overloaded, constant beeping)
Toggle-off power strip	-	40% fully loaded with Sony Logitech etc.
Sony 65" TV	-	37%
Logitech 7.1 amped speakers	-	3%

Layout

• CyberPower
  • UPS
    • Bitpost
    • Melange
  • Surge
    • APS Back-UPS ES 550W
      • UPS
        • Cast
        • Google 2Gb floor cable modem
        • Google 2Gb wall cable modem
        • Always-on UPS power strip
          • Server rack fans
          • TP-Link TL-SG1024 24-port gigabit switch
          • Asus AC1300 wireless router
          • Ageen standup desk USB hub
      • Surge
        • Bluto
        • Always-on Surge power strip
          • Phone chargers
          • Server rack USB hub
        • Toggle-off power strip
          • Sony 65" TV
          • Logitech 7.1 amplified speakers
          • KVM hub

HISTORY

• Prev APS Back-UPS 750 ES UPS: melange, cast, Always-On-Ups strip (usb hub, server case fan, asus router, tplink switch)
• Prev APS Back-UPS 750 ES Surge: Always-On-Surge strip
• Prev APS 750 was plugged into APS 550 surge

Update:

• x pull toggle-off power strip from wall, plug into APS550 Surge
• x mount CyberPower and plug into wall
• x update and shut down Bitpost, unplug, plug into CP-UPS, turn on, fix IP as needed, etc.
• x check power consumption and adjust plan
• x update and shut down melange, unplug, plug into CP-UPS, turn on
• x check power consumption and adjust plan - seems to me putting cast on CP-UPS would push us over the limit far too often
• update and shut down cast, unplug
• pull APS550 from wall, plug into CP Surge
• plug cast into APS550, turn on
• fix IP as needed etc
• pull always-on-ups strip from APS 750W, plug into APS550 UPS
• pull APS750 from APS550, harvest battery, mark battery, SMASH APS750