Tripp Lite 5PX3000RT2US Enterprise Ups 3000VA 2U Rackmount

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE 5PX3000RT2US is a 2U rackmount uninterruptible power supply (UPS) designed for enterprise and data center applications. It delivers continuous, conditioned power to connected equipment during utility outages, voltage sags, and line disturbances. The 5PX3000RT2US occupies 2 rack units of standard 19-inch rack space, making it a compact solution for server rooms, network closets, and critical infrastructure installations. IT professionals, network engineers, and electrical contractors install this unit to protect servers, switches, storage arrays, and other sensitive equipment from power-related downtime.

The 5PX3000RT2US is suited for enterprise environments where uptime is a hard requirement. Typical installations include rackmounted server deployments, network equipment cabinets, and telecommunications infrastructure. Its 2U form factor fits standard EIA 19-inch equipment racks. The unit ships as a single piece with a quantity of one per package, positioning it for both new deployments and direct replacement of aging rackmount UPS units in existing infrastructure.

Key Features

• 2U rackmount form factor fits standard 19-inch EIA equipment racks
• 3000VA capacity supports multiple connected enterprise loads simultaneously
• Provides battery backup during utility outages, protecting against data loss and hardware damage
• Line-interactive topology conditions incoming power, suppressing surges and correcting voltage fluctuations without switching to battery
• Designed for enterprise and data center environments requiring continuous uptime

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style enterprise rackmount UPS for use in standard 19-inch equipment racks in server room and data center applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or qualified IT infrastructure technician. Verify that the rack structure can support the weight of the unit before mounting, and follow the rack manufacturer load guidelines. Power down or safely shut off connected equipment before making input and output power connections. Reference NEC Article 645 for information technology equipment power installation requirements.