Minuteman / Para Systems EC3000LCD-NC 3kva Tower Ups Snmp

Product Description

The MINUTEMAN / PARA SYSTEMS EC3000LCD-NC is a 3 kVA (2700-watt) tower-form uninterruptible power supply designed to protect enterprise-class equipment from power outages, surges, and line noise. The unit includes SNMP capability, allowing network administrators and facilities technicians to monitor and manage power conditions remotely through network management software. This UPS is suited for server rooms, network closets, and critical load environments where unmanaged power loss is not acceptable. Installation and ongoing management are typically handled by licensed electricians or qualified IT infrastructure technicians familiar with power protection equipment.

This unit is intended for enterprise and commercial applications where continuous uptime is required. The tower form factor makes it compatible with floor-standing or shelf deployments alongside rackmount network and server equipment. The built-in SNMP interface supports integration into existing network monitoring platforms, giving operations teams real-time power status visibility. Typical install scenarios include protecting file servers, network switches, phone systems, and other sensitive electronic loads in commercial buildings and data environments.

Key Features

• 3 kVA / 2700-watt capacity supports enterprise-class connected loads
• Tower form factor for floor-standing or shelf deployment
• Integrated SNMP interface enables remote power monitoring and management
• LCD display provides local visibility of UPS status and load conditions
• Designed for enterprise surge protection and power distribution applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install unit for enterprise UPS applications requiring a 3 kVA tower configuration with integrated SNMP network management capability.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified IT infrastructure technician in accordance with NEC guidelines and the facility's power management requirements. Always power down connected equipment and de-energize the circuit before making input or output wiring connections. Verify that the branch circuit ampacity and outlet ratings are appropriate for the full rated load of the UPS before energizing. Do not block ventilation openings on the unit during operation.