APC Smart-UPS Online 3000VA 208V Rack/ Tower UPS w/ Network Card (SRT3000RMXLA-NC)
This APC Smart-UPS is designed for IT professionals or network administrators to maintain business uptime and continuity. This on-line 2U rackmount UPS provides pure sine wave power and extended runtime to support critical electronics during power disruptions. The UPS can connect to EcoStruxure IT or third-party centralized management platforms. The UPS has a 3-year warranty, and the built-in lead-acid battery has a 2-year warranty.
Highlights:
- 3KVA/2.7kW double-conversion on-line pure sine wave 2U rackmount UPS
- Ideal for servers, storage, voice/data networks, medical labs, and light industrial applications
- Rack/Tower convertible (rail kit included)
- Delivers clean power with zero transfer time for critical or sensitive devices
- Add up to 10 external battery packs (SRT96RMBP) for extended runtime
Specifications:
- Model Number: SRT3000RMXLA-NC
- Power rating: 3000VA/2700W
- Voltage: 120V
- Output receptacles: 8 NEMA 5-20R, 1 NEMA L5-30R
- Input connections: NEMA L5-30P
- Dimensions (WxDxH): 17" x 25" x 3.3" in
- Weight: 69 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, USB cable & Warranty card.
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