Apc SMX2200R2HVNC Smart-ups X 2200VA Rack Tower Ups

Product Description

The APC SMX2200R2HVNC is a Smart-UPS X series uninterruptible power supply rated at 2200VA, designed for enterprise and commercial environments where clean, reliable power is critical. This unit supports both rack-mount and tower configurations, giving installers flexibility in data center, server room, and network closet deployments. It conditions incoming power against surges, sags, and outages, providing battery backup to connected equipment during utility interruptions. IT professionals and licensed electricians install this type of UPS to protect sensitive loads including servers, networking hardware, and industrial control systems.

The SMX2200R2HVNC is suited for enterprise network infrastructure, edge computing environments, and commercial electrical installations where unplanned downtime carries significant operational risk. Its rack and tower convertible form factor makes it compatible with standard 19-inch equipment racks as well as freestanding deployments. This unit falls within APC's extended runtime-capable Smart-UPS X platform, intended for installations that demand scalable battery capacity and advanced power management features.

Key Features

• 2200VA capacity supports enterprise server and networking loads
• Rack and tower convertible form factor for flexible installation
• Conditions power against surges, sags, brownouts, and complete outages
• Designed for enterprise uninterrupted power applications
• Sold as a single unit (EA) for straightforward procurement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install unit for enterprise uninterrupted power supply applications in rack-mount or tower environments.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or certified IT infrastructure technician familiar with NEC guidelines for UPS and power distribution equipment. Disconnect or power down connected loads before servicing internal battery components. Do not install in enclosed spaces without adequate ventilation, as batteries generate heat during charge and discharge cycles. Verify that the branch circuit supplying the unit is rated appropriately for the UPS input current draw before energizing.