MINUTEMAN ED5KRT-5KTF UPS 5000VA 4275W 208-240V Rack/Tower
- 208 (Default), 220,…
- 156-280VAC
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Online double-conversion UPS delivering 6000VA and 5175W with selectable 208-240V output, hot-swappable batteries and a touchscreen LCD panel
The Minuteman Endeavor ED6KRT-5KTF is a double-conversion online UPS rated at 6000VA and 5175W, designed for 208 to 240VAC environments. It protects critical servers, network infrastructure and industrial equipment that require continuous, clean sine-wave power. The unit operates in a rack or tower orientation and ships new with a multi-colour touchscreen LCD for local configuration and monitoring.
The UPS accepts a hardwired input with an optional NEMA L6-30P cord and tolerates an input window of 156 to 280VAC at 40 to 70Hz. Battery runtime is 7 minutes at half load and 2 minutes at full load, so extended outages require external battery packs or a generator. Output frequency locks to 50 or 60Hz within +/-3Hz unless synchronised to the utility, and surge protection is rated at 3140 joules.
The chassis occupies 4U of rack space measuring 10.22 by 17.24 by 23.82 inches and weighs 243.54 lbs, requiring two-person handling or a lift. Batteries are user-replaceable via a tool-less front panel using BM0097 modules and support hot-swap operation for continuous uptime. Management relies on a DB-9 serial port; network cards or USB are not included, so remote monitoring needs an optional accessory.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | MINUTEMAN |
| Product line | ENDEAVOR |
| Model name | ED6KRT-5KTF |
| Ports & slots | |
| Communication ports | DB-9 |
| Power | |
| Voltage version | 208 (Default), 220, 230, 240VAC |
| AC input voltage | 156-280VAC |
| Input line frequency | 40 to 70 Hz at Full Load |
| Power input | Hardwire w/optional NEMA L6-30P (6-ft.) |
| Volt-ampere rating | 6000 VA |
| Power rating | 5175 W |
| Voltage output | 208 (Default), 220, 230, 240VAC |
| AC output frequency | 50/60 Hz, auto selecting, +/-3 Hz (unless synchronized to utility) |
| Power outlets | 5 |
| Runtime on battery | Half Load: 7 min Full Load: 2 min |
| Replacement battery | BM0097 |
| Surge protection rating | 3140 Joules |
| Size & build | |
| Product dimensions | 10.22 in × 17.24 in × 23.82 in |
| Product weight | 243.54 lb (110 kg) |
| Shipping weight | 110.45 kg |
| Package size | 605 × 437 × 259 mm |
| Environment & compliance | |
| Regulatory approvals | cUL, CE, UL1778, FCC Class B, Energy Star 2.0, RoHS2 |
| Temperature range | Operating Temperature: +32° to 104 °F (0° to 40 °C) Storage Temperature: +5° to 131 °F (-15° to 55 °C) |
| Humidity range | 0 to 95%, non-condensing |
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The unit defaults to 208 VAC but can be set to 220, 230 or 240 VAC to match your facility voltage
At full load the battery provides about 2 minutes of runtime while delivering 5175 watts continuously
The DB-9 interface supports serial communication only; network management requires an optional card not included
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