Tripp Lite 5PX2000RT3UNG2 Enterprise Ups 2000VA Rackmount

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE 5PX2000RT3UNG2 is a 2000VA enterprise-grade uninterruptible power supply in a 3U rackmount form factor with an integrated network management card. It provides conditioned, battery-backed power to critical loads during utility outages, voltage sags, and surges. Built for data center, server room, and enterprise IT environments, this UPS protects sensitive equipment from power disturbances that can cause data loss or hardware damage. The network card enables remote monitoring and management, making it a fit for facilities with managed infrastructure and IT staff responsible for uptime and power continuity.

This unit is intended for enterprise IT and facilities applications where rackmount power protection is required. Typical installations include server racks, network closets, and telecommunications equipment rooms. The 3U rackmount chassis integrates directly into standard 19-inch equipment racks. The NetPack designation indicates inclusion of network management capability, supporting remote shutdown, monitoring, and event logging without requiring a separate network card add-on.

Key Features

• 2000VA enterprise UPS capacity for server and network load protection
• 3U rackmount chassis fits standard 19-inch equipment racks
• Integrated network management card for remote monitoring and control
• Protects against outages, surges, sags, and other power disturbances
• Supports managed shutdown and power event logging via network interface

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install enterprise UPS for standard 19-inch rackmount environments requiring 2000VA battery-backed power protection with network management capability.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or IT infrastructure technician familiar with rackmount power equipment and electrical load calculations. Verify that the circuit supplying the UPS is rated for the unit's input requirements before connecting loads. Power down connected equipment before servicing the UPS or replacing batteries. Follow NEC guidelines for branch circuit protection and equipment grounding when integrating into a rack system.