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Eaton 5PX G2 3000VA 3000W 120V Line-Interactive UPS - 6 NEMA 5-20R, 1 L5-30R Outlets, Cybersecure Network Card Option, Extended Run, 2U Rack/Tower

Brand Eaton

Model Number 5PX3000RTG2

UPC 743172105714

Manufacture Warranty

EpicRise Warranty 1 Year

Product Highlights

• 【Full Power Output】: Delivers strong usable power for high-demand equipment.

• 【Energy Saving Design】: Helps reduce energy use and operating costs.

• 【Flexible Outlet Types】: Supports both standard and locking power connections.

• 【Remote Monitoring Ready】: Easy to expand for remote system control.

• 【Rack or Tower Fit】: Works well in both rack and tower setups.

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The Eaton 5PX3000RTG2 is a second-generation 3000VA/3000W 2U line-interactive UPS with unity power factor, ENERGY STAR 2.0 certification, and Mini-Slot expansion capability. Its line-interactive design with automatic voltage regulation (AVR) corrects voltage sags and surges without switching to battery, while the 1.0 power factor ensures the full 3000W output capacity is available for demanding server and networking loads on 20A circuits.

At 3.4” H x 17.2” W x 23.7” D and 74.5 lbs, the 5PX3000RTG2 is the highest-capacity model in the 5PX Gen 2 120V lineup. Six NEMA 5-20R and one NEMA L5-20R receptacles and a Mini-Slot bay for optional Eaton network management cards complete a feature set suited for high-density rack environments.

Best For Scenarios:

-mnHigh-density server racks requiring 3000VA/3000W line-interactive UPS protection at 120V on a 20A circuit

- IT and facilities teams requiring ENERGY STAR 2.0 certified UPS for purchasing compliance

- Environments deploying Eaton NETWORK-M2 or INDGW-M2 for SNMP or industrial protocol UPS management

- Mixed-load deployments with both 5-20P and L5-20P connected equipment on a single UPS

- Organizations upgrading from first-generation 5PX or legacy 3000VA line-interactive UPS units

Key Features:

- Line-interactive topology with automatic voltage regulation (AVR)

- 3000VA / 3000W, 1.0 power factor

- Input: NEMA 5-20P, 120V, 20A

- Output: (6) NEMA 5-20R + (1) NEMA L5-20R

- ENERGY STAR 2.0 certified

- 2U rack/tower convertible form factor

- Dimensions: 3.4” H x 17.2” W x 23.7” D

- Weight: 74.5 lbs

- Mini-Slot bay for optional network management card

- Eaton model: 5PX3000RTG2

Quick Specs:

- Model: 5PX3000RTG2

- Capacity: 3000VA / 3000W

- Topology: Line-Interactive with AVR

- Power Factor: 1.0

- Input: NEMA 5-20P, 120V, 20A

- Output: (6) 5-20R + (1) L5-20R

- Certification: ENERGY STAR 2.0

- Form Factor: 2U Rack/Tower

- Dimensions: 3.4” H x 17.2” W x 23.7” D

- Weight: 74.5 lbs

- Communication: USB, Serial, Mini-Slot

Product Details
Color	Black

What is the output wattage of the 5PX3000RTG2?

3000W at a 1.0 power factor — the full VA capacity is available as watts with no derating.

What input plug does the 5PX3000RTG2 require?

NEMA 5-20P — a 20A, 120V plug. A dedicated 20A circuit is required.

What output receptacles are included?

Six NEMA 5-20R and one NEMA L5-20R. The 5-20R outlets accept both 5-15P and 5-20P device plugs.

Does the 5PX3000RTG2 support network management?

Yes. The Mini-Slot bay accepts optional Eaton network management cards including the NETWORK-M2 (SNMP/web) and INDGW-M2 (Modbus TCP/BACnet IP/MQTT, UL 2900-1 / IEC 62443-4-2 certified).

How does the 5PX3000RTG2 compare to the 5PX2000RTG2?

The 5PX3000RTG2 provides 3000VA/3000W vs. 1950VA/1950W for the 5PX2000RTG2. Both share the Gen 2 platform, ENERGY STAR 2.0, and Mini-Slot bay. The 5PX3000RTG2 is heavier (74.5 lbs vs. 65.3 lbs). Both use NEMA 5-20P input.

Is the 5PX3000RTG2 ENERGY STAR certified?

Yes. The 5PX3000RTG2 is ENERGY STAR 2.0 certified for high-efficiency line-interactive UPS operation.

What is the difference between this and an online double-conversion 3000VA UPS?

Line-interactive UPS (like the 5PX3000RTG2) use AVR for voltage correction and switch to battery only during outages (brief transfer time). Online double-conversion UPS (like the Eaton 9PX3000RT) continuously regenerate output from the inverter with zero transfer time — providing stronger isolation from power quality issues at higher cost and heat output.