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EnerGenie EG-UPS-PS3000 Series Uninterruptible Power Supply, 3,000 VA Pure Sine Wave

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Power Supply Type
Uninterruptible (UPS)
Power
2400 W
Interface
USB
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Specifications 5

Brands
EnerGenie
New/Used
Used
Power Supply Type
Uninterruptible (UPS)
Power
2400 W
Interface
USB

Product description

EnerGenie EG-UPS-PS3000 UPS provides 3,000 VA pure sine wave backup power with AVR, LCD status display, USB, and six output sockets.

The EnerGenie EG-UPS-PS3000 series uninterruptible power supply provides backup power for sensitive laboratory electronics, small server setups, and critical equipment. It is also used for backup power in biotechnology and life sciences laboratories.

The unit combines pure sine wave output, automatic voltage regulation, an LCD status display, and six output sockets consisting of three Schuko and three IEC C13 sockets. A USB interface supports status communication. Optional RJ45, dry contact, and SNMP connections are available as configuration features.

The unit is used and includes four 12 V, 9 Ah sealed lead acid batteries. Battery protection, overload protection, and short circuit protection are included.

EnerGenie EG-UPS-PS3000 Series UPS

The EnerGenie EG-UPS-PS3000 series is a 3,000 VA uninterruptible power supply for backup power, voltage regulation, and protection of laboratory electronics. It is also used for backup power in biotechnology and life sciences laboratories, small server setups, and critical electronic systems.

  • Power rating: 3,000 VA and approximately 2,400 W
  • Input: 220 V plus or minus 25%, 50 or 60 Hz plus or minus 10%
  • Output: 220 V plus or minus 10%, 50 or 60 Hz plus or minus 1% in inverter mode
  • Waveform: Pure sine wave with 5% or less distortion under linear load
  • Switching time: Up to 10 ms
  • Battery: Four 12 V, 9 Ah sealed lead acid batteries
  • Backup time: Approximately 10 to 30 minutes depending on load
  • Charging: Approximately 6 to 12 hours to reach 90%
  • Outputs: Three Schuko sockets and three IEC C13 sockets
  • Interface: USB, with optional RJ45, dry contact, and SNMP slot
  • Protection: Overload, short circuit, and battery protection circuitry
  • Display: LCD status display
  • Noise: Less than 50 dB at 1 m
  • Dimensions: Approximately 467 x 336 x 190 mm
  • Weight: Approximately 28.1 kg

This used unit has automatic voltage regulation, pure sine wave inverter output, six power sockets, USB connectivity, and four sealed lead acid batteries.

What these specifications mean

The pure sine wave output and automatic voltage regulation support sensitive electronic equipment by maintaining a controlled AC output. The inverter output is specified at 220 V with frequency stability of 50 or 60 Hz plus or minus 1 percent.

The 3,000 VA rating and approximately 2,400 W power rating define the load that the UPS can support. Backup time is approximately 10 to 30 minutes depending on load, which covers short power interruptions rather than a fixed operating duration. The switching time of up to 10 ms determines how quickly the UPS transfers connected equipment to battery operation.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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What is the typical lead time for refurbished equipment?

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Last updated 6 November 2026