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MINUTEMAN

MINUTEMAN PRO750RT2UNC 750VA 525W UPS 120V 8 Outlets

SKU CH-34F1-3BZHF MPN PRO750RT2UNC

Line-interactive UPS delivers 750 VA and 525 W backup with eight NEMA 5-15R outlets, RJ11/RJ45 and coax surge protection, and a 960-joule rating

  • International Version120V
  • Input Voltage Range90 to 150VAC
  • Input Frequency60Hz +/-6Hz
  • Input ConnectionNEMA 5-15P
  • Watts525 Watts
  • Output Voltage103 to 136VAC

Model PRO750RT2UNC

Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.

  • 750 VA capacity keeps equipment running during outages
  • 525 W output supports essential electronics and networking gear
  • 960-joule surge rating protects connected devices from voltage spikes
  • Tower or rack mounting fits diverse installation spaces
  • RJ11, RJ45 and coax protection shields data lines from surges

Tower rackmount UPS for office equipment

The Minuteman PRO750RT2UNC is a 750 VA line-interactive uninterruptible power supply that delivers 525 W of backup power. It accepts 120 V input through a NEMA 5-15P plug and provides 120 V output across eight NEMA 5-15R receptacles. The unit suits desktop workstations, networking gear and point-of-sale systems that need ride-through during short outages.

LCD display sealed battery surge protection

A front LCD panel shows real-time status while the sealed valve-regulated lead-acid battery requires no maintenance. Eight rear outlets include data-line protection for RJ11, RJ45 and coaxial connections, and the surge energy rating is 960 Joules. The 3.4 by 16.1 by 18.9 inch chassis fits a standard 2U rack, tower orientation or optional wall mount.

Input range limits runtime at full load

The input voltage window spans 90 to 150 VAC at 60 Hz ±6 Hz, so sustained brownouts below 90 V will transfer to battery and reduce available runtime. At full 525 W load the battery lasts 5 minutes, extending to 15 minutes at half load. Operating temperature is rated 0 to 40 °C with 5 to 95 % non-condensing humidity, and the unit carries cTUVus, CE, RoHS2 and FCC Class B approvals.

Highlights

  • 750 VA capacity keeps equipment running during outages
  • 525 W output supports essential electronics and networking gear
  • 960-joule surge rating protects connected devices from voltage spikes
  • Tower or rack mounting fits diverse installation spaces
  • RJ11, RJ45 and coax protection shields data lines from surges

Specifications

BrandMINUTEMAN
ModelPRO750RT2UNC
International Version120V
Input Voltage Range90 to 150VAC
Input Frequency60Hz +/-6Hz
Input ConnectionNEMA 5-15P
Watts525 Watts
Output Voltage103 to 136VAC
Output Frequency60Hz +/- 6Hz.
Outlets7
Outlet Type(8) NEMA 5-15R
Battery TypeSealed, non-spillable, maintenance free, valve regulated lead acid
Battery Run Time5 min at Full Load, 15 min at Half Load
ApprovalscTUVus (Meets UL1778 and CSA 22.2), CE, RoHS2 and FCC Susceptibility Part 15 Class B
RackmountableYes
Data Line ProtectionRJ11 / RJ45 and Coax
Surge Energy Rating960 Joules
TemperatureOperation (storage): 0° to +40°C / +32° to +104°F (-15° to +45°C / +5° to 113°F)
HumidityOperation (Storage): 5 to 95% non-condensing
Dimensions3.4" x 16.1" x 18.9"
Weight31.3 lbs.
Shipping weight14.29 kg
Package size480 × 409 × 86 mm

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Questions about this item

What output voltage range does the 120 V AC output actually maintain?

The output is regulated to 103 to 136 VAC at 60 Hz ±6 Hz under normal operation.

What physical space and mounting options suit the 3.4" x 16.1" x 18.9" chassis?

It fits a 2U rack slot, stands as a tower, or mounts on a wall with the optional bracket.

How is the RJ11/RJ45 and coax surge protection wired during setup?

Connect the incoming line to the "In" jack and the protected device to the "Out" jack on the rear panel.

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