Tripp Lite SmartOnline 230V 3kVA 2700W On-Line Double-Conversion UPS

The Tripp Lite SmartOnline SUINT3000XLCD is a high‑reliability, 230V online UPS designed to protect critical IT infrastructure—from servers and storage to network devices and workstations. Built as a tower unit with Extended Run capabilities, it delivers continuous, clean power, shielding data and equipment from blackouts, brownouts, surges, and line noise. With on‑line double‑conversion technology, an intuitive LCD interface, USB and DB9 communications, and optional network management card options, this UPS provides proactive protection, graceful shutdowns, and scalable runtime to support growing IT environments.

• Advanced online double‑conversion protection keeps output voltage steady and free of input disturbances, delivering a continuous sine wave even during grid fluctuations for flawless operation of sensitive electronics.
• 230V input and 230V output with 3 kVA / 2700 W capacity ideal for small data centers, server rooms, or network closets housing servers, switches, and storage devices.
• Extended Run capability supports longer backup times through external battery packs, allowing maintenance windows or outages to be managed without interrupting critical services.
• Comprehensive management and connectivity includes a user-friendly LCD display, USB and DB9 serial ports, and optional network management card for remote monitoring, alerts, and automated graceful shutdowns.
• Tower form factor with enterprise-grade protection combines a compact footprint with robust protection against power disturbances, ensuring quiet operation in office environments or data centers.

Technical Details of Tripp Lite SmartOnline SUINT3000XLCD

• Model: SUINT3000XLCD SmartOnline, 230V nominal
• Topology: Online, double-conversion for isolated, clean output
• Rated capacity: 3 kVA / 2700 W
• Input: 230 VAC, 50/60 Hz; accepts a broad voltage window with automatic regulation to protect connected equipment
• Output: 230 VAC ±5%, regulated to maintain stable voltage under varying loads
• Form factor: Tower enclosure designed for floor placement or desktop use with stable stance
• Efficiency: Typical high efficiency for an online UPS, delivering solid performance across load ranges
• Battery: Maintenance-free sealed lead‑acid battery bank, designed for reliable service life
• Runtime and expansion: Base runtime with internal batteries; runtime can be extended with recommended external battery packs
• Communications: USB and DB9 serial ports; optional Network Management Card for SNMP and remote monitoring
• Display: LCD panel shows real-time status, load, input, and battery information for quick assessment
• Protection features: Automatic brownout/offline protection, surge suppression, short‑circuit protection, and AVR to keep equipment safe
• Operating conditions: Designed for enterprise environments with a broad operating temperature range and humidity tolerance
• Warranty: Manufacturer limited warranty; terms vary by region

How to install Tripp Lite SmartOnline SUINT3000XLCD

Installing the SUINT3000XLCD is straightforward and designed to minimize downtime. Follow these steps to ensure proper setup and protection for your equipment:

• Choose an appropriate location — place the UPS on a solid, level surface in a well-ventilated area away from heat sources. Ensure there is adequate clearance around the unit for airflow and access to ports and the LCD display.
• Connect to mains power — use a properly rated 230V supply with the correct receptacle. Avoid daisy-chaining through power strips or extension cords to preserve protection performance and reliability.
• Prepare the load connections — plug critical devices (servers, storage, network gear) into the UPS’s battery‑backed outlets. Non‑essential devices can be connected to the remaining outlets if allowed by the model.
• Configure communications and management — connect the USB cable and/or DB9 serial cable to a management computer. If you have an optional Network Management Card, install it per the card instructions to enable SNMP monitoring, email alerts, and centralized shutdown policies.
• Power up and run an energy test — turn on the UPS and perform a brief self-test to verify that the batteries are communicating with the inverter and that the LCD displays accurate status readings. Confirm that the connected devices remain online during a simulated outage.
• Set preferred parameters — use the LCD interface to configure voltage thresholds, sensitivity, notification alarms, and runtime options. Update firmware if available and supported by your environment.
• Plan for maintenance and battery replacement — schedule regular checks of battery health and performance. Keep spare batteries as recommended by Tripp Lite to minimize downtime when a replacement is needed.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What does “Extended Run” mean for this UPS?
  A: Extended Run refers to the ability to expand backup time by connecting external battery packs. This is ideal for environments requiring longer graceful shutdowns or extended protection during planned outages.
• Q: Which devices should be connected to the SUINT3000XLCD?
  A: Connect critical IT equipment such as servers, network switches, storage devices, and workstations. Non‑essential equipment may be placed on non‑battery outlets if supported by the unit’s configuration.
• Q: How can I monitor the UPS remotely?
  A: The UPS includes USB and DB9 ports for local monitoring, and the optional Network Management Card provides remote monitoring, SNMP traps, and centralized shutdown capabilities across the network.
• Q: What protections does this UPS offer?
  A: It provides protection against blackouts, brownouts, power surges and line noise, plus automatic voltage regulation (AVR) to stabilize the output voltage when input varies.
• Q: Is the LCD display user-friendly?
  A: Yes. The multi‑function LCD shows real‑time load, battery status, input voltage, and protection events, making it easy to assess health at a glance.
• Q: What maintenance is required?
  A: Regular battery health checks, firmware updates when available, and periodic self-tests. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for safe battery replacement and disposal.
• Q: What is the best practice for placement in an office or data center?
  A: Place the UPS on a level surface with adequate clearance, maintain proper ventilation, and minimize exposure to dust and moisture. For higher protection needs, pair with external battery packs and a Network Management Card for comprehensive monitoring.