Vertiv GXT5-3KL620RT2UXL 3000VA/2700W 2U Rackmount UPS, 208V, L6-2

Protect your critical IT, networking and security equipment with reliable, continuous power conditioning from the Vertiv GXT5-3KL620RT2UXL UPS. This Vertiv 3kVA/2700W online double-conversion UPS (208V in / 208V out) delivers clean, uninterrupted power for servers, switches, access control and surveillance systems—minimizing downtime and preventing costly equipment resets. The 2U rackmount form factor and 1.0 power factor let you connect more devices in less space, reducing hardware footprint and capital expense. ENERGY STAR 2.0 certification and up to 95% operating efficiency lower energy bills and heat load in edge and distributed environments. For modern operations, optional RDU101 network management and free Vertiv Power Insight enable centralized monitoring and notifications across distributed UPS units, improving response times for IT and security teams. Scalable runtime with matching external battery cabinets ensures extended backup for critical monitoring and surveillance during longer outages. Ideal for data closets, edge sites and security operations centers—configure runtime or add monitoring to tailor protection to your environment. Contact us to configure your GXT5 UPS for your network, security or surveillance deployment.

• Continuous online double-conversion protection to keep critical IT, security and surveillance systems running through outages and power disturbances
• High usable power (3000VA/2700W) with 1.0 power factor maximizes connected loads, saving rack space and reducing equipment count
• Compact 2U rackmount design (208V in/out) fits dense server, network and edge deployments for easy installation
• ENERGY STAR 2.0 certified, up to 95% efficiency to lower operating costs and reduce heat in data closets and security rooms
• Optional remote management and monitoring with RDU101 and free Vertiv Power Insight for consolidated alerts and faster incident response
• Scalable runtime via external battery cabinets to protect extended surveillance, monitoring and critical infrastructure during prolonged outages