IOGEAR Professional Online 1500VA UPS (TAA) - 1430W Battery Backup for IT Equipment

Experience reliable, continuous power for your critical IT infrastructure with the IOGEAR Professional Online 1500VA UPS (GBB1500N). This TAA-compliant online UPS delivers clean, uninterrupted power to servers, storage devices, switches, routers, and other network gear, safeguarding data integrity and minimizing downtime during outages or voltage irregularities. With a robust 1500VA / 1430W capacity, eight NEMA 5-15 outlets, and a user-friendly design, this unit is purpose-built for data centers, server closets, small to mid-sized offices, and any environment where dependable power is essential. It’s engineered to support data, network, and communication applications by providing stable power even when the incoming utility voltage fluctuates. Whether you’re protecting a single rack, a rack-plus cabinet, or a compact IT footprint, the IOGEAR GBB1500N delivers the performance you need to keep mission-critical equipment online and protected.

• Reliable online double-conversion power: The IOGEAR GBB1500N uses a true online topology to continuously convert incoming AC power to DC and back to AC, delivering a pristine, regulated output. This design minimizes voltage sags, spikes, and harmonic distortion that can compromise sensitive servers and storage devices, ensuring optimal performance and data integrity even during brownouts or transient surges.
• Eight versatile outlets for flexible device protection: With 8 NEMA 5-15R outlets, you can power a broad range of critical IT gear—from servers and NAS devices to switches, routers, and peripheral infrastructure. All outlets are designed to provide battery-backed protection during outages, allowing orderly shutdowns and improved uptime for essential systems.
• Rack-ready versatility and broad compatibility: The GBB1500N is designed for most server rack configurations and workspaces where space is at a premium. Its compact form factor and 120V input plug make it easy to integrate with existing power distribution setups in data closets, IT rooms, and busy network hubs, supporting a stable backbone for virtualization, cloud access, and on-premises infrastructure.
• Comprehensive protection features for peace of mind: In addition to battery-backed power, this online UPS offers voltage regulation (AVR) to stabilize fluctuations, built-in surge protection to guard against spikes, and automatic self-tests to verify battery health and readiness. Proactive notifications and audible cues (where available) help administrators monitor status and respond quickly to events that could affect business operations.
• TA A-compliant and procurement-friendly: The unit is Trade Agreement Act (TAA) compliant, enabling eligibility for government contracts and other regulated procurement channels. This makes it an attractive choice for organizations that require compliant hardware while still delivering enterprise-grade performance and reliability for data, network, and communications equipment.

Technical Details of IOGEAR Professional Online 1500VA UPS - GBB1500N

• Model: GBB1500N
• Type: Online (double-conversion) UPS with battery backup
• Capacity: 1500VA / 1430W
• Input: 120V, NEMA 5-15P
• Outputs: 8 x NEMA 5-15R outlets
• Application: Supports data, network, and communication equipment; suitable for server racks and IT closets
• Compliance: Trade Agreement Act (TAA)
• Protection: Battery-backed power, surge protection, and voltage regulation features to guard critical devices

how to install IOGEAR Professional Online 1500VA UPS

• Choose a cool, dry, well-ventilated location near the IT equipment you plan to protect. Avoid enclosed spaces that trap heat, which can reduce battery efficiency and UPS lifespan.
• Place the UPS on a stable surface or mount it in a suitable rack or cabinet configuration, ensuring sufficient clearance for airflow and access to outlets and controls.
• Connect the 120V wall outlet to the NEMA 5-15P input plug on the UPS using the included power cord. Do not daisy-chain through multiple power strips or extension cords, as this can affect performance and safety.
• Plug your critical devices into the 8 NEMA 5-15R outlets. Distribute heavy-load equipment across outlets to balance power demand and maintain stable operation during outages.
• Turn on the UPS and perform any on-screen indicators or available self-test procedures to verify normal operation and battery readiness. If the UPS supports software management, install and configure it to monitor status, runtime, and event notifications.
• Schedule regular battery health checks and keep spare replacement batteries on hand if recommended by the manufacturer. Establish a maintenance routine to ensure ongoing reliability in mission-critical environments.

Frequently asked questions

• What capacity does the IOGEAR GBB1500N provide? The UPS delivers 1500VA of apparent power and 1430W of real power capacity, suitable for protecting essential IT gear during power disturbances and outages.
• How many outlets are available for devices? It includes 8 NEMA 5-15R outlets to support servers, switches, routers, NAS devices, and other critical equipment.
• Is this unit TAA-compliant? Yes. The IOGEAR GBB1500N is Trade Agreement Act (TAA) compliant, making it eligible for government procurement and related applications.
• What kind of power protection does it offer besides battery backup? The UPS provides automatic voltage regulation (AVR) to stabilize voltage, surge protection to guard against spikes, and a battery backup to keep devices running during outages.
• What installation considerations should I know? Place the UPS in a cool, ventilated area near the protected devices, connect to a dedicated 120V outlet, distribute loads across outlets, and use management software if available to monitor performance.
• Can it protect data and network equipment for virtualization or small data centers? Yes. Its online double-conversion topology and robust outlet count are well-suited to safeguarding servers, switches, storage, and networking gear in virtualization, NAS, and small data-center environments.