Tripp Lite SMX5000XLRT3U 5000VA Intl UPS Smart Pro Rack/Tower Line-Interactive 5kVA 230V 11
Utility lines wander, dip during heavy local draw, and drop altogether without warning. We build this line-interactive UPS to smooth out high and low voltages before they reach connected hardware, and to keep gear running on internal battery reserves during an outage so systems can shut down in an orderly fashion.
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- Product Type: Computer Component
- Package Quantity: 1
- Package Dimensions: 66.04 cms (L) x 44.45 cms (W) x 12.7 cms (H)
- Country of Origin: China
How this one is built
Line-interactive voltage regulation
Automatic voltage regulation trims high line voltages and boosts low sags back to usable levels without draining the internal batteries. That keeps the battery charge ready for actual utility failures.
Battery backup operation
When utility power drops out completely, the internal battery takes over the load right away. Connected switches, small servers, or control hardware get enough run time to finish tasks or power down.
Rack or tower orientation
The chassis fits into standard equipment enclosures using mounting hardware, or sits upright on a floor or shelf. The form factor gives you options when floor space in a telecommunications closet is tight.
Status monitoring panel
Front panel indicators tell you what the unit is doing at a glance. You can check battery condition, line status, and load levels without digging through menus or running separate software.
On the nameplate
These are the figures published for this unit. Where a number is missing here it was not printed on the listing, and we would rather leave the row out than fill it with a guess.
| Outlets | 11 |
|---|---|
| Volt-amps | 5000 VA |
| Watts | 3750 W |
| Voltage | 230 V |
| Amps | 22 A |
| Connector | IEC 320 |
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 4.54 g |
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