EATON CORPORATION Eaton 5SC 3000VA 2700W Rack/Tower RT2U

The Eaton 5SC 3000I RT2U is a line-interactive uninterruptible power supply with 3 kVA (2700 W) output capacity designed for rackmount or tower installation. It provides nine AC outlets including a mix of C13 and C19 receptacles to support servers, network equipment and other critical devices. The unit is supplied in black and carries CE and UL 1778 safety certifications to meet common regulatory requirements for data center and IT room environments.

Advantages

The UPS offers regulated line-interactive voltage support to protect connected equipment from power disturbances while providing battery backup during outages. With multiple AC outlets, it allows centralized protection for several devices in a single rack or cabinet. The rackmount/tower form factor supports flexible deployment options in constrained spaces. Safety certifications CE and UL 1778 indicate compliance with established electrical safety standards.

Suitable for

• Small and medium server racks
• Network switches and routers
• Storage arrays and backup appliances
• Workstation clusters and peripheral equipment

Key specifications

• Output power capacity: 3 kVA
• Output power: 2700 W
• AC outlets quantity: 9 (mix of C13 and C19)
• USB connectivity: 1 × USB 2.0 port
• Form factor: rackmount / tower convertible
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 35.3 kg
• Safety certifications: CE, UL 1778

How to use

Install the Eaton 5SC 3000I RT2U either in a 2U rack space or set it up as a tower following the manufacturer’s mounting instructions. Connect critical equipment to the UPS AC outlets, prioritizing servers and network devices that require uninterrupted power. Use the USB 2.0 port for local monitoring or to integrate with supported management software. Configure load distribution to avoid exceeding the 2700 W output rating and verify proper grounding before operation. Perform an initial battery self-test after installation to confirm readiness.

Recommendations

Place the UPS in a ventilated environment with ambient temperature and humidity within the device’s specified operating range, keep airflow unobstructed around the unit, and schedule periodic battery tests and preventive maintenance. Avoid connecting non-critical high inrush devices that could trip the UPS load limits. Where possible, document connected equipment and expected run-time requirements to ensure the UPS capacity matches operational needs.