GE VH Series 24746 3000VA/2740W 120V Online Double Conversion Rack /Tower UPS

$2,269.90
Adding to Cart Added to Cart
GE VH Series 24746 3000VA/2740W 120V Online Double Conversion Rack /Tower UPS

Double Conversion UPS, Rack/Tower Mounting, 3000 VA Rating, 2740 Watts, 120VAC Input Voltage, 50/60 Hz, Input Current 24A, Output Voltage 120VAC, 1 Phase, Backup Time (Full Load) 4 min., Number of Outlets (6) 5-20R, (1) L5-30R.  Input Connection L5-30P Plug.  Height 3.4 In., Depth 23 In., Width 17.3 In.,


Technical Specs

  • On-Line/Double Conversion
  • 3000VA Rating
  • 2700W Rating
  • Input Voltage - 120VAC
  • Output Voltage -120VAC
  • Backup Time (Full Load) 4 min.
  • Mounting - Rack/Tower
  • Outlet Type - Surge
  • Number of Outlets 7
  • Receptacle Configuration - 5-20R (6), L5-30R (1)
  • Input Plug Configuration - L5-30P
  • Transfer Time - 1 msec
  • Width - 17.3"
  • Depth - 23"
  • Height - 3.4"
  • .LED Display
  • Hz50/60
  • Input Current - 24A
  • Phase1

    Save 10% on Your First Order

    Join our email list for exclusive pricing, product updates, and offers built for your business. We'll only send what's useful, never spam.

    New subscribers get 10% off their first order—up to $250.

    Recent News

    Why Runtime Isn't the Only Thing That Matters When Buying a UPS

    Why Runtime Isn't the Only Thing That Matters When Buying a UPS

    Learn why UPS runtime is only one factor when buying a battery backup. Discover how sizing, battery technology, reliability, and power quality affect your UPS...

    Read more
    Why Does Room Temperature Have Such a Big Impact on UPS Battery Life?

    Why Does Room Temperature Have Such a Big Impact on UPS Battery Life?

    When it comes to protecting critical equipment, most people focus on the UPS itself, its capacity, runtime, and features. However, one of the biggest factors...

    Read more
    Single-Phase vs. Three-Phase UPS: What Growing Businesses Get Wrong

    Single-Phase vs. Three-Phase UPS: What Growing Businesses Get Wrong

    As businesses grow, so do their power demands. What once worked for a small server room or office network can quickly become inadequate as more...

    Read more