Tripplite - SU8000RT3U1TF
SmartOnline Expandable Rack/Tower 8000VA UPS System
8,000VA (8kVA) on-line, double-conversion UPS system for critical
server, network and telecommunications equipment. Installs in only 8
rack spaces (3U power module, 3U battery pack and 2U step-down
transformer). Maximum installed rack depth of 32.5 in. Expandable
battery runtime with optional BP240V10RT3U and BP240V32 external battery
packs. Full-time sine wave 208 and 120V +/-2% output. Actively converts
raw incoming AC power to DC, then re-converts output back to completely
regulated, filtered AC output. Operates continuously without using
battery power during brownouts to 156V and overvoltages to 276V.
Standard 3-wire 208V hardwire input connection; NEMA L6-30R, L6-20R and
Nema 5-15/20R output receptacles. Detachable input-output PDU module
with manual bypass switch enables hot-swap UPS replacement without
disrupting power to connected equipment. Network-grade AC surge and
noise suppression. Zero transfer time between AC and battery operation.
Network management interfaces support communications via RS-232,
contact-closure port and optional SNMPWEBCARD slot. Supports detailed
monitoring of equipment load levels, self-test data and utility power
conditions via network interfaces. Includes PowerAlert monitoring
software and complete cabling. Includes PowerAlert monitoring software
and complete cabling. Emergency Power Off (EPO) interface. Front panel
LEDs offer at-a-glance confirmation of line power status, battery power
status, AC-to-DC conversion, DC-to-AC conversion, bypass mode and output
power status. LCD panel with scroll buttons offers detailed diagnostic
test information on startup and during self tests, plus real-time data
on input and output voltage, frequency (Hz), load percentage and battery
charge level. LED/LCD display panel easily rotates for viewing in
rackmount or tower configurations. Audible alarm. Self-test.
Fault-tolerant auto-bypass mode. 4-post rackmount accessories and
2-9USTAND tower kit included; 2POSTRMKITWM two post rackmount hardware
accessories available. Field replaceable, hot-swappable power module and
external battery packs. Attractive all-black color scheme. 2-year
warranty and $250,000 connected equipment insurance; extended warranty
and service contracts available.
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Detailed Features
Features
- 8,000 VA (8kVA) on-line, double-conversion UPS system (High voltage input / High AND low voltage output)
- Detachable input-output PDU module with manual bypass switch
enables hot-swap UPS replacement without powering off connected
equipment
- Installs in only 8 rack spaces (3U power module / 3U battery
pack / 2U step-down transformer) with a maximum installed depth of 32.5
inches
- Offers 6 min. runtime at full load (8000VA/6400W) and 15 min.
at half load (4000VA/3200W). Runtime is expandable with any number of
optional BP240V10RT3U or BP240V32 external battery packs
- Full-time sine wave 208V and simultaneous 120V +/-2% output
- Actively converts raw incoming AC power to DC, then re-converts output back to completely regulated, filtered AC output
- Operates continuously without using battery power during brownouts to 156V and overvoltages to 276V
- Standard 3-wire 208V hardwire input connection
- 2 x NEMA L6-30R, 2 x L6-20R and 12 x 5-15/20R output receptacles
- Detailed LCD panel with scroll buttons offers detailed diagnostic test
- Network-grade AC surge and noise suppression
- Zero transfer time between AC and battery operation
- Includes slot for internal SNMP/web card, plus DB9 enhanced
serial monitoring port, and contact closure port for unattended shudown,
remote control and monitoring of UPS system and power data
- Supports detailed monitoring of equipment load levels,
self-test data and mains power conditions via network interfaces.
Includes PowerAlert monitoring software and complete cabling
- Emergency Power Off (EPO) interface
- Front panel LEDs offer at-a-glance confirmation of line power
status, battery power status, AC-to-DC & DC-to-AC conversion, bypass
mode and output power status.
- Fault-tolerant auto-bypass mode prevents loss of output during
UPS fault conditions or excessive UPS loading
4 post rackmount and upright tower installation accessories included.
2POSTRMKITWM two post rackmount hardware accessories available
- Field replaceable, hot swappable power module and external battery packs
- Attractive all-black color scheme
- 2-year warranty: $250,000 connected equipment insurance
Typical Applications
Ideal for protection of sensitive electronics in any application
calling for upright tower or 19 inch rackmount UPS protection. Common
applications include any mix of servers, workstations, hubs, routers,
concentrators, IP telephony and traditional PBX switching systems.
What You Should Know
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Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) - What Wattage is Best for You
The most important question you need to ask when you buy a UPS backup is
how much time you have to shut down or back up your data if the power goes
down. Obviously, if you purchase a UPS backup that lacks the muscle to sustain
your load in the event of a power outage, you’ve wasted your money. That’s
why our Editors have created a handy chart that illustrates the average
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Standard Electrical
Specification Terms
What Is A Joule? Or a Watt, Volt, or an Amp?Electronics and
Electricity, uses a wide range of terms to represent different kinds of measurement units.
Many you have seen every day, and others from time to time in product specifications. These
are all part of the International System of Units. Here is a short list of several common
terms your will see in our products and their meanings:
JOULE: One joule (symbol: J) is
defined as the amount of work done by electricity. Technically it is the work required to
continuously produce one watt of power for one second; or one watt second (W*s). One
kilowatt hour (a common electric company measure) equals 3,600,000 Joules (1W*s x 1,000 x 3600
seconds).
Using This Chart You Can Easily Calculate
The Wattage, Current (Amps), Ohms, and Voltage For A Device!
WATT: In terms of mechanical
energy, one watt (symbol: W or P) is a measure of energy used - this frequently results in heat, or
as in the case of a light bulb, the heat creates a glow, thus more heat equals more light.
Technically a Watt is the rate at which work is done when an object is moved at a speed of one meter
per second against a force of one newton. By the definitions of electric potential (volt) and
current (ampere), work is done at a rate of one watt when one ampere flows through a potential
difference of one volt - or simply A*V=W
AMP (Ampere): In practical
terms, the ampere (symbol: I) is the amount of electrical current passing through a conductor (a
wire). Technically it is a measure of the amount of electric charge passing a point per unit
time. Around 6.242 × 1018 electrons passing a given point each second constitutes one ampere. You
can figure out the Amps being use by dividing the Wattage by Voltage. A 100W light, in a
typical house (120V) uses 1.2A.
VOLT (Voltage): The volt
(symbol: V) is the unit of electromotive force measurement, commonly called "voltage".
Technically, the volt is defined as the value of the voltage across a conductor when a current of
one ampere dissipates one watt of power in the conductor. For example, if you know a TV uses
295 Watts and uses 2.45 Amps, you can calculate the voltage is 120 Volts.
OHM: The ohm (symbol: Ω
or R) is the unit of electrical impedance in AC, or, in the direct current case, electrical
resistance. It is the resistance of material to electrical current. The higher the
value, the higher the resistance, and the more voltage is required, and the more current used.
Most home speakers are low resistance, just 8 ohm. Technically, the ohm is defined as the
resistance between two points of a conductor when a constant of 1 volt is applied, and
produces in a current of 1 ampere.
DECIBEL: The decibel (dB)
is a logarithmic unit of measurement that expresses the magnitude of a physical quantity (usually
power or intensity) relative to a specified or implied reference level. The decibel is useful
for a wide variety of measurements (particularly acoustics and electronics). It has a number of
advantages, such as the ability to conveniently represent very large or small numbers, in a scaling
that roughly corresponds to the human perception of sound and light. It is frequently seen in
Home Theater Receivers to represent amplification or volume. Since it is based on a reference
level, it is not easily used by the non-engineer, but simply as a specification value. |
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