Vertiv GXT5 15kVA/15kW 208/120V Online Double Conversion Rack/Tower UPS (GXT5-15KMVRT11UXLN)
The Vertiv Liebert GXT5 UPS protects critical equipment against outages and every type of power disturbance. This 15kVA online double conversion UPS offers continuous power conditioning in centralized and edge locations. With unity power factor (1.0), it allows more connected loads saving space and costs. This tower/rack mount UPS has a built-in Vertiv RDU101 communications card for remote monitoring to help you make more informed decisions and faster event resolution.
Key Features:
- With high power capacity, this 15kVA UPS offers enough power for row and room-based applications.
- It has more usable power (1.0 PF), which allows more connected loads to save space and costs.
- It is Energy Star 2.0 certified with higher efficiency, for energy savings and improved reliability.
- It comes with 3-year factory warranty with optional 2-year extension for a total of 5 years in coverage.
- It has scalable runtime options with external battery cabinets and auto-detection features.
Specifications:
- Model number: GXT5-15KMVRT11UXLN
- Rating: 15kVA/15kW
- Receptacles: Hard-wire, Optional POD's
- Voltage: 208/120V
- Waveform: Sine wave
- Dimensions (WxDxH): 16.9 x 26.7 x 18.9 in
- Weight: 396.6lbs
- Warranty: 3 year warranty
- Package contents: GXT5 15kVA Rack/Tower UPS, 4 Post Fixed Rail Kit, Tower Stand, USB Cable, Quick Start Guide, & Safety Instruction Manual.
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