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GE EP 3000 LRT UPS WITHOUT BATTERY
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- Description
Description
The GE EP 3000 LRT is a high‑capacity online double‑conversion UPS rated at 3,000 VA (approx. 2100–3000 W depending on efficiency) from the EP Series. It is designed for rack or tower installation (“LRT” indicating Long‑Run/Runtime model) and is intended for installations where external battery packs or no internal batteries are provided by default — which fits your listing of “without battery”. The “clearance” stock (code 18585) suggests that the unit is likely sold as just the UPS module, with battery cabinets/packs sold separately.
Features
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Online double‑conversion (VFI) technology for maximum power quality and conditioning.
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Wide input voltage window and frequency auto‑sensing (50/60 Hz) for robust performance in variable power environments.
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Microprocessor‑controlled with LED/display indicators for status (on‑line, battery, overload).
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Communication ports such as RS232 and USB built‑in, with optional SNMP/web card for network monitoring.
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Automatic bypass switch in case of overload or fault to maintain load continuity.
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Cold‑start capability (battery power start even without utility mains) — especially relevant where external battery packs might be configured.
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“LRT” model means this variant is designed for extended runtime via external battery cabinet or external battery packs. The version “without battery” means the battery cabinet is not included, so user supplies or configures it. The datasheet mentions that for Rack 2000/3000/6000 the battery is housed in an external cabinet.



