Tripp Lite UPS Smart Online 3000VA 2700W Extended Run 120V LCD USB DB9 2URM

Double-Conversion UPS Protects Equipment against Damage, Downtime and Data Loss

This 100/110/120/127V 50/60 Hz UPS system with IGBT technology maintains perfect output by converting AC input to DC, then reconverting UPS output to fully regulated sine wave AC with +/-2% voltage regulation in online and battery modes. Featuring a 2.7kW capacity, high 0.9 power factor, 570 joules of surge suppression, true on-line operation with pure sine wave output and zero transfer time to battery mode in on-line double-conversion mode, the SmartOnline® SU3000RTXLCD2UN double-conversion UPS provides the highest level of AC power protection and battery backup for critical network closet, computer room and data center equipment.

Individually Controllable Load Banks Let You Access and Control Outlets Remotely

Four NEMA 5-15R outlets and four 5-15/20R outlets are split into two switchable load banks, allowing you to reboot select components or shed loads remotely. In addition to those outlets, this UPS provides one NEMA L5-30R outlet for powering critical components.

Reliable, Expandable Battery Backup Keeps You Operational Through Power Outages

The field-replaceable, hot-swappable internal battery provides 11.3 minutes of support at half load (1350W) and 4.1 minutes at full load (2700W), keeping protected equipment operational through power failures. For mission-critical applications demanding scalable extended runtime, the UPS supports external battery packs, such as Tripp Lite's BP72V15-2U (sold separately). The intelligent battery management system with temperature-compensated charging extends battery life.

Optional Economy Mode Helps You Save Money and Protect the Environment

A power-saving Economy mode setting option offers enhanced efficiency and reduced BTU output when utility power is already high quality, which helps you save on energy costs.

Automatically Turns Back On After Power Is Restored

Battery-independent restart ensures automatic UPS power-up without user interaction after lengthy power outages, even when batteries are expired and require replacement.

Intuitive Front-Panel Interface for Convenient UPS Operation and Monitoring

The front-panel LCD features detailed UPS and site power status and operating data, plus configuration of voltage, frequency, operating mode, alarm function and a variety of additional options. LEDs indicate line power availability, AC to DC conversion, battery mode operation, inverter mode, ECO mode operation, bypass mode operation and AC output status.

Advanced Communications Ports Allow for Automatic Saves and Shutdowns

RS-232 and HID-compliant USB ports connect to a computer running Tripp Lite's free downloadable PowerAlert® software to enable safe unattended file saves and system shutdown in case of a prolonged power failure. An EPO port connects the UPS to a contact closure switch to enable emergency inverter shutdown. Cables are included.

WEBCARDLX Network Interface Offers 24/7 Remote Access for Monitoring and Control

The SU3000RTXLCD2UN includes the Java-free HTML5-based WEBCARDLX that enables full remote access for site power and UPS status monitoring, configuration, control and email notifications via secure web browser, SNMP, telnet or SSH. It supports 10/100 Mbps auto-sensing for optimum communication with an Ethernet network. Automated alerts help prevent accidental overloads, power loss and downtime. WEBCARDLX allows you to use the Auto Probe feature, which can prevent costly service calls by automatically rebooting non-responsive network devices.

• $250,000 Ultimate Lifetime Insurance
• 2-year limited warranty
• Optional Economy mode helps save electricity and lower your energy costs
• Included WEBCARDLX network interface allows you 24/7 remote access from anywhere
• Optional external battery packs provide additional runtime for applications requiring it
• Zero transfer time between on-line and battery modes for uninterrupted operation
• Offers network-grade protection against power failures and voltage fluctuations