APC Smart-UPS 3000VA 208V Rack/Tower Line Interactive UPS (SMX3000HVT) (Open Box)
*OPEN BOX* The SMX series provide flexible rack/tower convertible models for ease of installation, as wellas extended runtime for critical applications with scalable external battery packs.
Designed for IT managers or network administrators to maintain business uptime, data transfer and continuity during prolonged power outages, SMX series are ideal for server rooms, network closets, business VoIP, data storage & network-attached storage (NAS) and small datacenters.
Highlights:
- User-selectable low voltage setting of 100V-127V
- Add up to 10 external battery packs (SMX120BP)
- Short depth UPS provides extra space for cable management
- Graceful shutdown using serial or USB cables via PowerChute Serial Shutdown
Specifications:
- Model Number: SMX3000HVT
- Power rating: 2880VA/2700W
- Voltage: 208V
- Output receptacles: 2 NEMA L6-20R, 4 IEC 320 C13, 3 IEC Jumpers & 2 IEC 320 C19
- Input connections: NEMA L6-20P
- Dimensions (WxDxH): 7" x 19.02" x 17" in
- Weight: 85.19 lbs
- Warranty: 3 Year Warranty
- Package contents: Smart-UPS, CD with software, Documentation CD, Installation guide, Rack mounting hardware, Rack Mounting brackets, Rack Mounting support rails, Removable support feet, Smart UPS signalling RS-232 cable & USB cable.
Note:
System has been professionally tested & load banked for functionality.
Due to multiple units being available - serial number and data tag of unit purchased may be different than pictured
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