Apc SURTA3000XL Smart-ups Rt 3000VA Tower 120V

Product Description

The APC SURTA3000XL is a 3000VA tower-form uninterruptible power supply rated for 120-volt applications. It provides conditioned, battery-backed power to critical loads during utility outages, voltage sags, surges, and line noise events. The unit is designed for enterprise and data center environments where continuous uptime is required. IT professionals and licensed electricians install this class of UPS to protect servers, networking equipment, storage arrays, and other sensitive loads. Its tower chassis allows floor or rack-adjacent placement without requiring dedicated rack space.

The SURTA3000XL is used in enterprise server rooms, network closets, and commercial facilities where 120-volt single-phase power is distributed to critical equipment. Typical installations protect file servers, switches, routers, VoIP systems, and point-of-sale infrastructure. The unit suits environments that cannot tolerate even brief power interruptions and require stable, clean power for proper equipment operation.

Key Features

• 3000VA capacity supports substantial connected loads across multiple outlets
• Tower form factor allows flexible placement without dedicated rack infrastructure
• 120-volt input rating matches standard North American single-phase commercial circuits
• Line-interactive or online double-conversion topology delivers conditioned output voltage during fluctuations
• Battery backup sustains connected equipment through outages, allowing safe shutdown or continued operation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install enterprise UPS for 120-volt single-phase applications requiring 3000VA of power protection capacity.

Installation Notes

Installation of a 3000VA UPS should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified IT infrastructure technician familiar with NEC guidelines for branch-circuit loading. Before servicing or replacing the unit, disconnect all connected equipment loads and confirm the input circuit breaker is off. The unit contains internal batteries that carry stored charge even when unplugged — follow the manufacturer battery-handling procedures before any internal service. Do not exceed the unit rated VA or watt capacity when calculating connected load.