TelephoneStuff.com Tripp Lite Smart 10,000 Intelligent True On-Line Tower UPS.. SU10K

The Smart On-Line, Sine Wave UPS Systems provide mission critical equipment with the highest level of power protection for rackmount systems. Dual-conversion technology converts incoming AC power into filtered DC power, and then resynthesizes it back into AC power with a pure sine wave completely isolating sensitive equipment from every power problem on the AC line. Smart Online UPS Systems will also provide reliable battery power to keep networks up safely through short blackouts and allow enough time to safely shut down during longer ones, in addition, all AC outlets stop damaging lightning and surges and filter disruptive line noise. Supports power management communications with an IBM AS-400 computer through included PowerAlert Software and Cabling compatible with every brand of UPS, from every manufacturer. A SmartOnLine multiple battery system will recharge itself within 4 hours after an extended blackout!!! Features: - 10,000VA - 7000 Watts - Output hardwireable for 120-240 volt; input hardwired to 208/240 volt, 50 amp service; 50/60 Hertz selectable - Up to 8 hours typical backup time - Exernal battery, standard - "Hot Swap" battery capabilities - Uses SUBP external battery module with integrated charger for extended runtime - Battery packs include built-in battery charger to maintain base recharge rate - Pure sine wave output or line-interactive with 4 levels of Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) - 3 - DB9 serial ports to manage multiple servers simultaneously - 3 - 6' Network cables included - Diagnostic LEDs - indicate 17 performance conditions - Accessory slot accepts optional internal SNMP/Web Card for remote shutdowns, reboots and more - Complete surge protection and EMI/RFI noise filtering - Tower design - Retractable casters for ease of movement - Automatic bypass - if UPS experiences any problems, the unit will automatically provide AC power, surge protection, and voltage regulation without affecting connected equipment, while bypassing the UPS