Tripp Lite
Tripp Lite HCRK-36 300W server accessory with 36 Ah battery and 3 outlets
A 300 W mobile power retrofit kit with a 36 Ah battery, three outlets and UL 60601-1 compliance for medical carts
- TypePower Accessory Kit
- ColorBlack
- SpecificationsFrequency compatibility: 60 Hz Output watts: 300 Continuous
- FeaturesProvides UL 60601-1 compliance for connected mobile equipmen
- 300 W continuous power supports medical cart equipment
- 750 W peak capacity handles temporary load surges
- 36 Ah battery provides extended mobile runtime
- UL 60601-1 compliance meets healthcare facility standards
- 10 ft hospital-grade input cord enables flexible placement
Medical-Grade Mobile Power Kit
The Tripp Lite HCRK-36 is a medical-grade mobile power retrofit kit designed to add a reliable AC power source to healthcare carts. It delivers a continuous output of 300 watts with a peak capacity of 750 watts at 120V. The unit operates on a 12 VDC battery system with a 36 Ah capacity and includes an advanced 3-stage 10A charger. It connects via a 10 ft hospital-grade NEMA 5-15P-HG input plug.
Healthcare Facilities and Mobile Cart Builders
This kit suits healthcare facilities that require UL 60601-1 compliance for mobile equipment used inside and outside patient-care areas. It provides three NEMA 5-15R-HG outlets for powering medical devices on carts. It is not intended for installations needing a hardwired input connection or a voltage other than 120V AC 60 Hz. Buyers who need extended runtime without recharging should look at larger battery systems.
36 Amp-Hour Battery Capacity
The 36 Ah battery capacity determines the available runtime for connected medical equipment during transport or power interruptions. Recharge time equals discharge time using the integrated 10A charger. Front-panel LEDs on the remote interface display output power status, battery charge level, and charging status. A low-battery alarm and mute switch provide audible alerts for critical power management.
Highlights
- 300 W continuous power supports medical cart equipment
- 750 W peak capacity handles temporary load surges
- 36 Ah battery provides extended mobile runtime
- UL 60601-1 compliance meets healthcare facility standards
- 10 ft hospital-grade input cord enables flexible placement
Specifications
| Brand | TRIPP LITE |
|---|---|
| Model | HCRK-36 |
| Type | Power Accessory Kit |
| Color | Black |
| Specifications | Frequency compatibility: 60 Hz Output watts: 300 Continuous output capacity (watts): 300 Peak output capacity (watts): 750 Output nominal voltage: 120V Nominal Input Voltage(s) Supported: 120V AC Recommended Electrical Service: 15A, 120V Input connection type: NEMA 5-15P-HG Hospital-Grade Input cord length (ft.): 10 Input cord length (m): 3.05 Voltage compatibility (VAC): 120 DC system voltage (VDC): 12 Battery charge: Equal to discharge time. Includes advanced 3-stage (10A) battery charger Alarms: Low Battery Alarm Switches: On Remote User Interface (RUI): On/Off Switch and Alarm-Mu |
| Features | Provides UL 60601-1 compliance for connected mobile equipment (used in every sector of healthcare facilities, both inside and outside of patient-care areas) Adds reliable mobile AC power source for medical carts Medical-Grade Mobile Power Supply (included) features an isolation transformer, providing UL 60601-1 compliance for connected equipment The Power Supply's advanced 3-stage charger recharges batteries faster and safer than conventional chargers The Power Supply's internal Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) allows the power supply to simultaneously run connected equipment while re |
| Shipping weight | 31.30 kg |
| Package size | 488 × 462 × 389 mm |
Questions about this item
Does the HCRK-36 include the battery and power cord, or do I need to buy them separately?
The kit ships with a 36 Ah battery, a 10 ft hospital-grade NEMA 5-15P-HG input cord and three integrated AC outlets; no extra power components are required.
How do I choose between the 300 W continuous and 750 W peak ratings for my medical cart?
Use the 300 W continuous rating for sustained loads; the 750 W peak handles brief surges such as motor start-up.
What does the 300 W continuous output mean when the unit is powering a loaded cart?
It delivers up to 300 W of 120 V AC power continuously from the 12 V DC battery system, with a 10 A three-stage charger that recharges in roughly the same time as discharge.
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