UPS Solutions LRT3 Line-Interactive Rackmount UPS Systems
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The LRT3 Range
Two Capacities, One Rack Unit
| Specification | LRT3-650 | LRT3-1150 |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity (VA / W) | 650 / 420 | 1150 / 770 |
| Form factor | 1U rackmount | 1U rackmount |
| Technology | Line-interactive, pure sine wave | Line-interactive, pure sine wave |
| Output receptacles | 4 x IEC C13 | 6 x IEC C13 |
| Battery configuration | 2 x 6V 9Ah | 4 x 6V 9Ah |
| Typical backup @ 100% load | 2.4 min | 4.6 min |
| Charge current | 1.5A | 1.5A |
| Operating temperature | 0 to 35°C | 0 to 35°C |
| Dimensions W x D x H (mm) | 438 x 363 x 43 | 438 x 509 x 43 |
Backup times are stated at 100% resistive load with new, fully charged batteries at 25°C. Actual runtime depends on load, battery age and ambient temperature. Lightly loaded systems will run considerably longer than the figures above.
LRT3-650
Shallow comms cabinets. A single switch, router and modem, or a small POS counter. The shorter chassis at 363mm deep, with four outlets.
LRT3-1150
Mixed racks with six devices to protect: switches, NVR, firewall and a small server, where outlet count matters as much as capacity.
Connectivity and Control, Built In
Intelligent Management
The graphical LCD is the primary interface for the LRT3. Five buttons step through operating status, measurements and settings, and configure the behaviour of both programmable outlet groups, all without a laptop. Everything below is fitted as standard on both models, so integration options do not change with capacity.
USB
Local server shutdown and monitoring software.
RS232
Serial monitoring and legacy management platforms.
Communication Slot
Expansion for additional communication options as site requirements change.
Dry Contact
Volt-free status signalling to a BMS, alarm panel or third-party monitoring platform.
ROO, Remote On/Off
Starts and stops the UPS output from a remote control point.
RPO, Remote Power Off
Emergency shutdown of the protected load from a remote button or fire system interface.
Both switched outlet groups are configured from the front panel, so load-shedding behaviour can be set during commissioning and revised on site as the rack changes.