Tripp Lite by Eaton OmniVS 120V 800VA 475W Line-Interactive UPS, Tower, USB port

Introducing the Tripp Lite by Eaton OmniVS 120V 800VA 475W Line-Interactive UPS, a reliable solution for safeguarding your valuable electronics against power interruptions and fluctuations. This advanced uninterruptible power supply (UPS) system is designed to deliver seamless voltage regulation, surge protection, and extended battery support for personal computers, networking equipment, and other sensitive devices. With its robust features, the OmniVS800 ensures that your systems remain operational during power outages, preventing data loss and damage to your equipment.

• Voltage Regulation: The OmniVS800 includes Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) technology that corrects brownouts as low as 89 volts to safe, usable levels without draining the battery. This feature guarantees consistent power delivery to your devices.
• Extended Battery Support: This UPS system can support entry-level PC systems for up to 60 minutes during power failures. This allows you enough time to save your work and properly shut down your equipment, protecting against data loss and potential damage.
• Comprehensive Connectivity: The Tripp Lite OmniVS800 is equipped with 6 battery-supported outlets for your computer, monitor, and essential peripherals. An additional surge suppression-only outlet is available for printers and other accessories that do not require battery backup.
• Integrated USB Port: The HID-compliant USB port enables optional unattended system shutdown without data loss during extended power failures. A USB cable is included, and the port allows direct integration with built-in power management and auto-shutdown features of both Windows and Mac OS X systems.
• Smart Monitoring: The built-in audible alarm and 4 front panel LEDs provide real-time updates on line power status, battery power status, low battery/replace status, and voltage boost operation. This ensures you’re always informed about your UPS's performance.

Technical Details of the Product

• Model: OmniVS800
• Power Capacity: 800VA / 475W
• Input Voltage: 120V
• Number of Outlets: 7 (6 battery-supported, 1 surge-only)
• Battery Runtime: 3.5 minutes at full load (800VA), 11.5 minutes at half load (400VA)
• HID-compliant USB Port: Yes
• Protection: Phone/Ethernet with built-in jacks
• Input Plug Type: NEMA 5-15P
• Dimensions: Tower configuration for easy placement
• Ultimate Lifetime Insurance: Up to $200,000 (U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico only)

How to Install

Installing the Tripp Lite OmniVS800 is straightforward. Follow these simple steps:

1. Unbox the UPS and place it in an area with good ventilation and access to a power outlet.
2. Connect the UPS to your wall outlet using the NEMA 5-15P plug.
3. Plug your devices into the battery-supported outlets on the UPS.
4. If needed, connect a phone line, DSL, or Ethernet cable to the corresponding protection jacks.
5. Connect the included USB cable from the UPS to your computer for automatic power management features.
6. Turn on the UPS and check the front panel LEDs to ensure proper functionality.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How long can the UPS keep my devices running during a power outage?

The Tripp Lite OmniVS800 can support entry-level PC systems for up to 60 minutes during power failures, allowing you ample time to save your work and shut down your equipment safely.

2. What kind of devices can I connect to the UPS?

You can connect personal computers, monitors, network equipment, point-of-sale systems, and other sensitive electronics that require consistent power supply and protection from surges.

3. Can I replace the battery myself?

Yes, the OmniVS800 features a built-in access panel that makes battery replacement easy and convenient. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions for safe replacement.

4. Is the UPS compatible with Mac and Windows systems?

Absolutely! The HID-compliant USB port enables seamless integration with built-in power management and auto-shutdown features for both Windows and Mac OS X platforms.

5. What should I do if the alarm sounds?

If the audible alarm sounds, it indicates a change in power conditions. Check the front panel LEDs to ascertain the battery status and line power conditions. If necessary, take action to plug in or replace the battery.