Vertiv GXT5LI-1500LVRT2UXLN UPS 1500VA/1350W 120V 2U Lithium-Ion
- 120V
- 60-150 VAC
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Online lithium-ion UPS delivers 3000VA with 6.5-minute full-load runtime and hot-swappable batteries in a 2U rack/tower chassis
Option GXT5LI-3000LVRT2UXLN
The Vertiv GXT5LI-3000LVRT2UXLN is a 3000VA/2700W online UPS built for 120V single-phase environments. It targets IT managers protecting servers, network gear or edge infrastructure that cannot tolerate transfer delays. Lithium-ion chemistry replaces traditional lead-acid, cutting weight and extending service life in a 2U form factor. The included RDU101 network card enables remote monitoring from day one.
At full 2700W load the unit delivers 6.5 minutes of runtime; at half load the window extends to 15 minutes. Recharge reaches 90 per cent in under two hours, so the battery is ready again after repeated events. The 0.9 output power factor keeps voltage stable across the 100-125VAC user-configurable range while input tolerates 60-150VAC without draining the pack. Frequency tracking spans 40-70Hz for generator compatibility.
The 2U chassis measures 3.4 by 16.9 by 21.3 inches and weighs 60.400 lbs, fitting standard racks or standing as a tower. Seven outlets combine one NEMA L5-30R, two NEMA 5-20R and four NEMA 5-15/20R for mixed cord types. Hot-swappable battery modules allow replacement without powering down connected loads. UL 1642, 1778 and 1973 listings plus ANSI C62.41 Category B surge protection meet commercial safety requirements. Operating temperature spans 32 to 104°F with derating at 50°C.
| Brand | Vertiv |
|---|---|
| Model | GXT5LI-3000LVRT2UXLN |
| International Version | 120V |
| Input Voltage Range | 60-150 VAC |
| Input Connection | NEMA L5-30P |
| VA Rating | 3000VA |
| Watts | 2700W |
| Output Voltage | 120V; 100/110/115/120V/125VAC (User-Configurable) |
| Output Frequency | 40~70Hz |
| Outlets | 7 |
| Outlet Type | 1 x NEMA L5-30R, 2 x NEMA 5-20R, 4 x NEMA 5-15/20R |
| Battery Type | Lithium Ion |
| Battery Run Time | Full-Load Runtime 6.5 min Half-Load Runtime 15 min |
| Battery Recharge Time | < 2hrs to 90% |
| Approvals | UL 1642 (Li-Ion Battery Cells), UL 1973 (Li-Ion Battery Pack w/UPS), UL 1778, CSA 22.2 No. 107.3 |
| Rackmountable | 2U Rack/Tower |
| Surge Protection | ANSI C62.41, Category B |
| Temperature | Operating Temperature: 32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C) (10% Derating at 50°C) Storage Temperature: -4° to 140° (-20° to 60°) |
| Humidity | 0% - 95%, non-condensing |
| Dimensions | 3.4" x 16.9" x 21.3" |
| Weight | 48.5 lbs. |
| Package Contents | w/RDU101 Network Card Included |
| Shipping weight | 28.49 kg |
| Package size | 711 × 584 × 241 mm |
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The unit runs its fans to keep internal temperatures within the 0°C to 40°C operating range; audible noise will vary with load and ambient temperature.
A 120V, 30A locking receptacle (NEMA L5-30R) on a dedicated circuit is required.
Yes, the card supports standard SNMP for integration with common network management systems.
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