MINUTEMAN ED5KRT UPS 5000VA 4500W 4U Rack/Tower
- 208 (Default), 220,…
- 156-280VAC
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Online double-conversion UPS delivers 5000 VA and 4275 W with selectable 208-240 V output, hot-swappable batteries and a touchscreen LCD panel
Model ED5KRT-5KTF
Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.
The Minuteman Endeavor ED5KRT-5KTF is a 5000VA, 4275W online double-conversion UPS designed for 208-240V environments. It supports critical servers, network gear and storage arrays that require continuous, conditioned power with zero transfer time. The unit fits a 4U rack space or stands as a tower for flexible installation.
At 50 percent load the internal batteries deliver approximately 11 minutes of runtime, dropping to 3 minutes at full 4275W load. This window covers graceful shutdowns or bridges short utility interruptions. Extended outages require additional battery packs; the UPS cannot sustain heavy loads beyond the rated minutes without external expansion.
Front-access BM0097 battery modules can be replaced without powering down connected equipment, maintaining uptime during maintenance. A multi-colour touchscreen LCD provides real-time status, configuration and predictive replacement alerts. RS-232 and USB ports enable software integration for automated shutdown and monitoring, while 3140-joule surge protection guards attached devices.
| Brand | MINUTEMAN |
|---|---|
| Series | ENDEAVOR |
| Model | ED5KRT-5KTF |
| International Version | 208 (Default), 220, 230, 240VAC |
| Input Voltage Range | 156-280VAC |
| Input Frequency | 40 to 70Hz at Full Load |
| Input Connection | Hardwire w/optional NEMA L6-30P (6-ft.) |
| VA Rating | 5000VA |
| Watts | 4275W |
| Output Voltage | 208 (Default), 220, 230, 240VAC |
| Output Frequency | 50/60Hz, auto selecting, +/-3Hz (unless synchronized to utility) |
| Outlets | 5 |
| Outlet Type | (2) L6-30R / (2) L6-20R / (1) 3-wire Terminal Block (208-240VAC) (4) 5-15/20R / (2) L5-30R / (1) 3-wire Terminal Block (120VAC) |
| Battery Run Time | Half Load: 11 min Full Load: 3 min |
| Battery Replaceable | BM0097 |
| Interface Port | RS-232, USB |
| Approvals | cUL, CE, UL1778, FCC Class B, Energy Star 2.0, RoHS2 |
| Surge Energy Rating | 3140 Joules |
| Temperature | Operating Temperature: +32° to +104°F (0° to +40°C) Storage Temperature: +5° to +131°F (-15° to +55°C) |
| Humidity | 0 to 95%, non-condensing |
| Dimensions | 10.22" x 17.24" x 23.82" |
| Weight | 243.54 lbs. |
| Shipping weight | 110.45 kg |
| Package size | 605 × 437 × 259 mm |
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Yes, the input voltage range is 156-280 VAC, so a 208 V source falls well inside the window and requires no rewiring.
The multi-colour touchscreen LCD shows real-time input and output voltage, frequency and load percentage, letting you verify regulation at a glance.
The unit ships with the internal BM0097 battery set installed; the NEMA L6-30P input cord and any output cables for the L6-30R, L6-20R, 5-15/20R or terminal-block outlets are sold separately.
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