Eaton 5P 3000VA/2700W 120V Line-Interactive Tower UPS (5P3000)
The Eaton 5P is available in space saving 1U and 2U rackmount configurations. Also provides industry leading efficiency of up to 99 percent. Eaton’s next-generation LCD offers a graphical interface which provides all critical UPS information in a single screen view. The 5P protects more devices by providing 20 percent more wattage compared to traditional UPSs. Eaton’s exclusive ABM technology increases battery service life by 50 percent!
Key Benefits:
- Remotely control On/Off the various connected devices
- Fully remotely manageable with optional, cyber-secured card
- Seamless integration with the leading virtualization platforms
- Premium protection for servers, network equipment and storage
- Compact 1U and 2U models offer a variety of footprint options to ensure a proper fit for almost any application
- Two-post, four-post, tower and wall-mount options allow for quick installation and ease of use
Specifications:
- Model number: 5P3000
- UPC code: 743172039644
- Power rating: 3000VA/2700W
- Voltage: 120V
- Output receptacle: (6) 5-20R; (1) L5-30R
- Input connection: L5-30P
- Dimensions (DxHxW): 25.5 x 17.4 x 3.4 in
- Weight: 81lbs
- Warranty: 3 year warranty
- Package contents: 5P UPS, User manual CD, Intelligent Power Software, Suite CD, Quick start guide, USB cable, RS-232 serial cable.
Recent News
Why Modular UPS Systems Are a Smart Power Strategy
Today’s IT environments are evolving fast. From growing server rooms to decentralized facilities, one thing remains constant—reliable, scalable power protection is essential. Traditional UPS...
How to Choose the Right UPS System for Your Business: A No-Nonsense Buyer’s Guide
Downtime is expensive. Whether you're running a data center, a healthcare facility, or a manufacturing line, power interruptions can disrupt operations and lead to major...
Hospital Emergency Backup Failures – Why Medical Facilities Can’t Afford a UPS Failure
In the high-stakes world of healthcare, seconds can save lives—or cost them. When power outages strike, hospitals and medical facilities rely heavily on uninterruptible power...