Maintain business certainty with intelligent and efficient network power protection for your network closets and server rooms with the Smart-UPS X Uninterruptible Power Supply with Network Card from APC. This UPS is designed for network power protection from entry level to scalable runtime and is suited for servers, point-of-sale routers, switches, hubs, and other network devices. APC's green mode provides high efficiency at low, medium, and high load levels and managed outlet groups allow segmented load control to power your equipment on or off in series, as well as load shedding to help preserve battery power for critical connected equipment or reboot a hung device.

APC's Smart-UPS X features an output of 3000 VA / 2700W, an input range of 140-280V at 50/60 Hz ± 3 Hz, two IEC jumpers, eight IEC 320 C13 output connections, two IEC 320 C19 output connections, a surge energy rating of 645 joules, line-interactive topology, a sine waveform, and an LED status display to monitor the system and perform functions as needed. The built-in APCRBC143 battery is hot-swappable and may be recharged in around 3 hours. The SmartSlot is pre-installed with an AP9631 UPS Network Management Card and rackmount support rails, an RS-232 cable, and a temperature probe are also included.

Output: 3000 VA / 2700W    Input: 140-280 VAC @ 50/60 Hz    2 x IEC Jumpers (Battery Backup)    8 x IEC 320 C13 (Battery Backup)    2 x IEC 320 C19 (Battery Backup)    645 Joules Surge Energy Rating    Recharge Time: up to 3 Hours    Line-Interactive Topology    Sine Waveform    LED Status Display

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. So does the Power adapter work for both Nikon D300 and D800e but you have to buy different battery supplies connectors ?? I have both cameras and can buy both battery holders/adapters but can I use the same AC cord etc.

A: Yes so both take the same Nikon EP-5B Power Supply Connector, as well as the Nikon EH-5b AC Adapter for Various Nikon Digital Cameras. This will be compatible with both the D800E and D300. Website link: http://bhpho.to/IqApM8

Q: 2. Can I power this with a 14.8V battery? I have the Core SWX Hypercore NEO Slim 98Wh Gold mounts and I am hoping they will work?

A: Yes, you can use any block battery with a D-tap port to pass power through the Tilta Power Supply Base Plate.

Q: 3. What d-tap to 2 pin cable would be suitable that is 36 inches or longer?

A: As long as the cable is labeled as a D-tap to 2-pin LEMO cable, you're fine.

Q: 4. Is the a usb c to ptap power cable that can be used to power this from a USB-C Powerbank?

A: Connect the D-Tap output of the Tilta Power Supply Base Plate for DJI RS 2 BH #TIGAPBP wit this adapter cable: GyroVu D-Tap to USB Type-C Regulated Adapter Cable (30") B&H # GYVDTAPUSBC MFR # GV-DTAP-USBC 5 Reviews Key Features Connects D-Tap Battery to USB-C 30" Cable Length 2A Output Current Built-In Current Electronic Stabilizer 10-24V Input

Q: 5. Will this work with the RS 4 pro?

A: The Tilta Power Supply Base Plate for Select DJI Gimbals is compatible with the DJI Ronin RS4 Pro.

Q: 6. Will the Nikon EP-5B connect to a larger battery with D-Tap?

A: Yes it can.

Q: 7. Does it work for d90?

A: Sorry, no, this connector will not fit.

Q: 8. Can I use this adapter with Tilta Advanced Rear Operating Control Handle for DJI RS 3 Pro/RS 2?

A: No, because the Tilta Advanced Rear Operating Control Handle takes both NATO rails on the gimbal and the Tilta Power Supply Base Plate needs one of the gimbal's NATO rails.

Q: 9. Do you carry a power supply which is compatible with the Godox ML60? Thank you!

A: Yes, the Godox ML-AK Accessory Kit for ML Series Video Lights is designed to power the Godox ML lights.

Q: 10. I had 2 other solutions somehow lose power (the battery symbol blinks) after a few days. Will this one maintain for days?

A: The Nikon EP-5B Power Supply Connector for Select Nikon Cameras (B&H# NIEP5B) can produce the same amount of power even when used for long periods. However, higher temperatures could cause an increase in impedance and therefore a slight reduction in voltage output from the MOSFETs in the power source used -- presumably an AC to DC transformer. As such, we'd recommend making sure to allow that transformer's heat to escape during use rather than, say, covering it with anything that might insulate it, leaving it in the sun, or otherwise preventing it from touching surfaces that have the potential to wick heat away from it such as a cool floor. Since something similar can happen to your camera (which has the potential to cause or contribute to this problem, too, even if no overheating is sensed nor warned about), you may also wish to leave the battery door of your camera open, the rear screen pulled or at least tilted away from the body of the camera, and your camera mounted to something that can serve as a heat sink such as an L-bracket, cage, or tripod. Shading the camera from direct sunlight is also helpful. This product may be mounted in the hot shoe and used for that purpose even in slightly windy conditions: Glide Gear Adjustable Hood Camera Lens Shade with 11" Friction Arm (B&H# GLLS100) https://bhpho.to/3t1BhCV