Vertiv GXT5-3KL630RT2UXL UPS with Online Double Conversion Rack Mount / Tower, 3kVA, 208V

When uptime matters, the Vertiv GXT5-3KL630RT2UXL UPS delivers dependable, continuous power for distributed IT, security and surveillance environments. This Vertiv online double-conversion UPS provides a pure sine wave output and a robust 3000VA/3000W capacity to protect servers, PoE switches, NVRs and monitoring gear from power disturbances. With a 208V AC input and a standard NEMA L6-30P primary connection, the unit integrates cleanly into data center and edge deployments while its convertible rack/tower design conserves space in network closets.

Built for operational efficiency, the GXT5 features programmable NEMA L6 outlets so you can prioritize critical loads and extend runtime for essential equipment. A rotatable LCD simplifies status checks and fault diagnosis for field technicians, and a 3-hour recharge time ensures the UPS recovers quickly after an event. Backed by a 3-year limited warranty, the Vertiv GXT5 is a practical choice for enterprise IT, security systems, surveillance installations and remote monitoring stations. Specify the GXT5-3KL630RT2UXL for resilient, professional-grade power protection — contact us to discuss battery runtime options and rack integration.

• Continuous, clean power via online double-conversion topology that protects servers, security and surveillance equipment from outages and voltage anomalies
• Compact rack/tower convertible chassis saves space in server rooms and network closets while fitting standard 2U racks
• 3kVA / 3000W capacity with 208V input and fast 3-hour recharge to keep critical IT and monitoring systems running and ready
• Programmable NEMA L6-15R and L6-30R outlets for prioritized load management and extended battery runtime for essential devices
• Rotatable LCD offers at-a-glance status and simple local monitoring for technicians in tight or varied rack orientations
• Industry-grade reliability backed by a 3-year limited warranty, ideal for networking, security, CCTV and infrastructure deployments