Tripp Lite by Eaton 750VA 600W Line-Interactive UPS - 8 NEMA 5-15R Outlets, AVR, 120V, 50/60 Hz, USB, RS-232, LCD, Tower

Protect your critical electronics with a compact, powerful UPS that blends automatic voltage regulation with reliable battery backup. The Tripp Lite by Eaton 750VA 600W Line-Interactive UPS is designed for home offices, small businesses, and workspaces that demand uninterrupted performance during power interruptions and voltage fluctuations. Featuring eight NEMA 5-15R outlets, a user-friendly LCD display, and multiple communication ports, this UPS ensures your essential gear—from computers to modems to network devices—stays safe and ready when the lights go out. With smart surge protection, battery backup, and a tidy tower form factor, it’s an excellent foundation for data integrity, system stability, and peace of mind in environments where power quality matters most.

• Robust power protection with 750VA/600W capacity — This line-interactive UPS delivers enough reserve power to gracefully shut down equipment during outages, while automatically regulating voltage to keep sensitive electronics safe from brownouts and surges. The design emphasizes energy efficiency and thermal management, helping it perform reliably in active workspaces without excessive heat or noise. This translates to better data protection, minimized downtime, and a smoother experience for desktops, workstations, and connected peripherals during unexpected outages or voltage dips.
• Eight NEMA 5-15R outlets for comprehensive coverage — Ample, evenly distributed outlets accommodate a computer, monitor, printer, networking gear, and peripherals without crowding the power strip. The arrangement lets you group essential devices together for quick shutdown sequencing and predictable power-down procedures. This makes the UPS an ideal choice for home offices, small offices, classrooms, and studios where multiple devices demand reliable power alongside surge protection and controlled shutdown options.
• Precision voltage regulation and reliable AVR — Automatic Voltage Regulation continuously corrects minor power fluctuations without using the battery, extending runtime for critical devices and preventing nuisance battery wear. In areas with inconsistent power quality, AVR helps maintain a stable output so a PC, workstation, or server can perform normally even when grid voltage shifts. This capability reduces the risk of data loss, software errors, and unexpected restarts caused by everyday voltage jitter.
• Comprehensive connectivity and monitoring — USB and RS-232 ports enable safe shutdown and smart monitoring with compatible software, while an LCD display shows real-time status, load, battery capacity, and input/output voltages. The user-friendly interface lets you configure sensitivity, alarm levels, and battery test cycles, ensuring you stay informed about the UPS health and battery status. Whether you rely on software-based management or on-device readouts, you gain clear visibility into protective functions and battery health at a glance.
• Smart design for versatile installations — Tower form factor with a clean, compact profile fits under desks or on shelves, easy integration with desktops, gaming rigs, or network closets. The 50/60 Hz compatibility ensures seamless operation in global or regional power environments, while the quiet operation and robust construction make it suitable for shared workspaces and classrooms. The tower layout enhances cable management and airflow, helping you maintain an organized, resilient power protection setup for years to come.

Technical Details of Tripp Lite by Eaton 750VA 600W Line-Interactive UPS

• Model: Tripp Lite by Eaton 750VA 600W Line-Interactive UPS
• UPS Type: Line-Interactive
• Capacity: 750VA / 600W
• Output Voltage: 120V (nominal)
• Input Voltage: 120V, 50/60 Hz auto-sensing
• Outlets: 8 NEMA 5-15R
• Display: LCD
• Communication Ports: USB, RS-232
• Form Factor: Tower
• Voltage Regulation: AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulation)
• Protection: Surge protection and battery backup for essential devices

How to install Tripp Lite by Eaton 750VA 600W Line-Interactive UPS

• Place the UPS near a wall outlet on a stable surface with adequate ventilation and space to access the LCD display and ports. Keep it away from heat sources and moisture for optimal performance and longevity.
• Connect the UPS to the building power using the supplied power cord. Ensure the outlet is stable and not controlled by a wall switch that could interrupt protection during an outage.
• Plug critical devices (computer, monitor, modem/router, NAS or other network gear) into the UPS outlets. If possible, reserve at least one outlet for a dedicated safety shutdown or for a network device to ensure you can gracefully terminate operations during outages.
• Connect the USB or RS-232 cable to a computer if you plan to monitor the UPS with software. Install any included management software to enable automatic shutdown, event logging, and battery tests. If you do not use software, rely on the LCD display for essential status information and basic controls.
• Allow the internal battery to fully charge before relying on it for protection during a real outage. The initial charging period typically takes several hours; during this time, avoid heavy loads that could discharge the battery immediately.

Frequently asked questions

• What devices can this UPS protect? It provides power protection and surge suppression for essential electronics such as desktop computers, monitors, networking gear, printers, and audio-visual equipment, making it suitable for home offices, small offices, classrooms, and studios where reliable power is critical.
• How long will the UPS run on battery? Runtime depends on the connected load and battery health. For lighter loads, you can expect several minutes to perform a safe shutdown; for heavier equipment, the runtime will be shorter. Use it to save work and gracefully shut down when needed, and plan for longer outages with an appropriate power strategy.
• Does it come with software? USB connectivity supports monitoring and safe shutdown via compatible software. Software availability may vary by region; the LCD display can provide essential status information without software, and the system can still function effectively in software-free mode for basic protection and notification.
• What is AVR and how does it help? Automatic Voltage Regulation maintains stable output during minor power fluctuations, reducing wear on equipment and preventing data loss. It helps smooth out brownouts and minor surges without draining the battery, ensuring smoother operation for sensitive devices.
• How do I replace the battery? The UPS uses an internal rechargeable battery. When the battery ages or reaches end-of-life, follow the manual’s instructions to replace it or contact Tripp Lite/Eaton support. Always power down, unplug from the wall, and allow the unit to cool before attempting a battery replacement, and ensure you obtain the correct replacement model from an authorized source.