Tripp Lite 5PX3000RTG2 Rackmount Ups 3000 Va 2U

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE 5PX3000RTG2 is a 2U rackmount uninterruptible power supply (UPS) rated at 3000 VA, designed for enterprise and data center environments. This second-generation unit provides conditioned, battery-backed power to protect critical network equipment, servers, and telecommunications hardware from outages, voltage sags, and power disturbances. The 2U form factor fits standard 19-inch equipment racks, making it a practical choice for high-density installations where rack space is at a premium. IT professionals and licensed electricians install this class of UPS in server rooms, network closets, and edge computing deployments.

The 5PX3000RTG2 is suited for enterprise-grade applications requiring reliable runtime and power conditioning in a rackmount configuration. Typical installations include server racks supporting virtualization hosts, network switches, storage arrays, and VoIP infrastructure. The unit falls under the enterprise uninterruptible power category, making it appropriate for both commercial data centers and larger on-premise IT environments where power continuity is operationally critical.

Key Features

• 3000 VA capacity supports substantial IT equipment loads in a single rackmount unit
• 2U rackmount form factor fits standard 19-inch equipment racks
• Second-generation 5PX platform with enterprise-class power management
• Provides battery backup and power conditioning to protect connected equipment
• Designed for continuous operation in enterprise, data center, and network closet environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rackmount UPS replacement or new installation for enterprise environments requiring 3000 VA capacity in a 2U rack form factor.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or certified IT infrastructure technician familiar with NEC requirements for UPS systems and branch circuit loading. Before servicing or replacing an existing UPS, power down all connected equipment and disconnect the unit from the AC source. Verify that the branch circuit amperage and outlet type are compatible with the unit before energizing. Follow all manufacturer safety guidelines regarding battery handling and disposal.