Middle Atlantic UPX-RLNK-1500R-2 Ups Backup Power System

Product Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC - U.S. - LEGRAND UPX-RLNK-1500R-2 is a rack-mount UPS backup power system with integrated RackLink network management capability. Designed for AV, data, and low-voltage system installations, it provides conditioned backup power to connected equipment during utility outages or voltage fluctuations. The RackLink interface allows remote monitoring and control of connected power circuits, making it a practical choice for rack-based AV and IT infrastructure where uptime and remote management are priorities. Licensed installers and integrators working in commercial or residential rack installations are the primary end users for this unit.

This UPS is suited for rack-mounted AV equipment rooms, server closets, and control system enclosures. It is typically installed in standard 19-inch equipment racks alongside amplifiers, processors, network switches, and other sensitive electronics that require clean, uninterrupted power. The RackLink feature supports integration with building management or AV control systems for automated power sequencing and remote status monitoring.

Key Features

• Integrated RackLink network management for remote monitoring and control of power circuits
• Rack-mount form factor suited for standard 19-inch AV and IT equipment enclosures
• Provides backup power during utility outages to protect connected equipment
• Conditions incoming power to reduce voltage fluctuations and transients reaching downstream devices
• Supports AV power category applications per supplier classification

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rack-mount UPS replacement or new installation unit for standard 19-inch equipment racks in AV and low-voltage system applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified AV systems integrator familiar with NEC guidelines for UPS and battery backup equipment. Disconnect or power down connected loads before installing or servicing the unit in the rack. Follow the manufacturer documentation for load capacity limits to avoid overloading the UPS output circuits. Battery modules and high-voltage internal components must not be serviced in the field without proper training and authorization.