Tripp Lite SU3000RTXLCD2UN Rackmount Ups 3000VA 2700W

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE SU3000RTXLCD2UN is a rackmount uninterruptible power supply (UPS) rated at 3000VA and 2700W, operating on 120 volts. It is designed to provide conditioned, battery-backed power to enterprise-grade servers, networking equipment, and critical electrical loads. When utility power fails or fluctuates, the unit transitions connected equipment to battery power, protecting against outages, surges, and voltage irregularities. The LCD display provides real-time monitoring of load, battery status, and input/output voltage. Electricians and IT infrastructure technicians are the primary installers for this class of equipment in data centers, server rooms, and telecommunications closets.

This UPS is suited for enterprise and commercial environments where uninterrupted power is required for rack-mounted servers, switches, routers, and storage arrays. It mounts in a standard equipment rack and is commonly deployed in data centers, network operations centers, and commercial facility electrical rooms. The unit falls within the enterprise uninterrupted power category, making it appropriate for applications where even brief power interruptions are unacceptable.

Key Features

• 3000VA / 2700W capacity supports substantial rack-mounted IT loads
• 120-volt input and output compatible with standard North American electrical infrastructure
• Rackmount form factor integrates directly into standard equipment racks
• LCD display provides local monitoring of critical power parameters
• Battery backup protects connected equipment during utility outages and voltage events
• Enterprise-class power conditioning guards against surges and line noise

Compatibility

Designed as an enterprise-class rackmount UPS for use with 120-volt rack-mounted servers, networking hardware, and critical electrical equipment in commercial and data center installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified IT infrastructure technician familiar with NEC guidelines for UPS systems and data center power distribution. The unit should be mounted in a standard equipment rack before connecting load circuits. De-energize the input circuit before making wiring connections, and verify that the upstream branch circuit is properly rated for the UPS input requirements. Do not exceed the rated VA or wattage load capacity of the unit.