Tripp Lite SU5000XFMRT2U 5kVA Step-Down Isolation Transformer 208V to 120V
The Tripp Lite SU5000XFMRT2U is a 5kVA step-down isolation transformer that converts 208V input from a generator, utility or UPS source into a clean 120V output for 2U rack or tower installation.Overview
The Tripp Lite SU5000XFMRT2U is a 5kVA/5kW step-down isolation transformer that converts high-voltage 208V input from a generator, utility feed or UPS into a stable 120V output for connected equipment. Built-in circuit protection and flexible mounting options make it suited to data center and facility power distribution.
Key Features
- Converts 208V input to low-voltage 120V output for connected loads
- 5kVA/5000-watt power handling capacity
- L6-30P input plug with a 10 ft, 10 gauge input line cord
- 12 built-in NEMA 5-15/20R output receptacles plus a high-voltage NEMA L6-30R outlet
- 4 built-in 20A circuit breakers guard against overload conditions
- Supports 2U rackmount, 2-post rack and upright tower installation with included or optional accessories
Specifications
- Capacity (VA): 5000 VA
- Output Power (W): 5000 W
- Input: 208V, L6-30P plug, 10 ft cord
- Outlets: 12 x NEMA 5-15/20R, 1 x NEMA L6-30R
- Form Factor: 2U rackmount or upright tower
- Weight: 11.73 kg
- Color: Black
Why buy from Procure.ae
Procure.ae supplies Tripp Lite power infrastructure across the UAE and GCC with support for bulk and institutional data center procurement. Request a quote and our team will help you select the right mounting accessories for your rack or tower installation.
FAQ
What voltage conversion does this transformer provide?
It steps down 208V input to a low-voltage 120V output for standard equipment.
Can it be installed in a standard 4-post rack?
Yes, included mounting accessories support 2U installation in 4-post rack enclosures up to 20.75 inch depth.
Description
Overview
The Tripp Lite SU5000XFMRT2U is a 5kVA/5kW step-down isolation transformer that converts high-voltage 208V input from a generator, utility feed or UPS into a stable 120V output for connected equipment. Built-in circuit protection and flexible mounting options make it suited to data center and facility power distribution.
Key Features
- Converts 208V input to low-voltage 120V output for connected loads
- 5kVA/5000-watt power handling capacity
- L6-30P input plug with a 10 ft, 10 gauge input line cord
- 12 built-in NEMA 5-15/20R output receptacles plus a high-voltage NEMA L6-30R outlet
- 4 built-in 20A circuit breakers guard against overload conditions
- Supports 2U rackmount, 2-post rack and upright tower installation with included or optional accessories
Specifications
- Capacity (VA): 5000 VA
- Output Power (W): 5000 W
- Input: 208V, L6-30P plug, 10 ft cord
- Outlets: 12 x NEMA 5-15/20R, 1 x NEMA L6-30R
- Form Factor: 2U rackmount or upright tower
- Weight: 11.73 kg
- Color: Black
Why buy from Procure.ae
Procure.ae supplies Tripp Lite power infrastructure across the UAE and GCC with support for bulk and institutional data center procurement. Request a quote and our team will help you select the right mounting accessories for your rack or tower installation.
FAQ
What voltage conversion does this transformer provide?
It steps down 208V input to a low-voltage 120V output for standard equipment.
Can it be installed in a standard 4-post rack?
Yes, included mounting accessories support 2U installation in 4-post rack enclosures up to 20.75 inch depth.
Specifications
Brand
Tripp Lite By Eaton
Product Type
Isolation Transformer
Storefront L1
Power
Storefront L2
Voltage Regulation
Storefront L3
Isolation Transformers
Weight (Spec)
11.73
Color (Spec)
Black
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a step-down isolation transformer do?
A step-down isolation transformer converts higher voltage (208V in this case) down to a safer, more usable voltage (120V) while isolating circuits, providing clean power free from surges and voltage anomalies.
Why would a data centre use a 5kVA step-down transformer?
Data centres, server rooms, and network facilities often have generators or utility power delivering 208V three-phase electricity. Step-down transformers convert this to 120V single-phase for standard IT equipment, lighting, and outlet requirements.
What is isolation in the context of a transformer?
Isolation means the transformer provides electrical separation between input and output circuits, filtering out high-frequency noise and protecting connected equipment from voltage spikes and surge damage.
Can this transformer be mounted in a standard server rack?
Yes, this is a 2U rack-mount unit designed to fit standard server racks, making it easy to integrate into existing data centre infrastructure without requiring separate mounting.
What types of power sources can feed this transformer?
This transformer accepts input from generators, utility power, or UPS systems, making it versatile for various data centre and facility power configurations.
How does 5kVA capacity relate to equipment I can power?
5kVA (5000 watts) capacity supports multiple servers, network equipment, and infrastructure devices. The actual number of devices depends on individual power consumption.
What lead time does Procure.ae offer for this isolation transformer in the UAE?
Procure.ae supplies power distribution equipment across the UAE and GCC. Contact us for availability and delivery timelines for this 5kVA transformer.
Can Procure.ae assist with installation of this rack-mount transformer?
Yes, our technical team can help with transformer installation, power connection, and system integration. Reach out to arrange professional installation support.
What input and output voltages does this transformer provide?
This transformer steps down 208V input to 120V output, suitable for standard North American electrical equipment and outlets.
What is the power capacity rating of this transformer?
This is a 5kVA transformer capable of handling up to 5000 watts of connected equipment.
What mounting options does this 2U transformer support?
This unit is designed for 2U rack-mount installation in standard server racks or tower installation for flexibility in various data centre configurations.
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