Tripp Lite by Eaton OmniVS 120V 1500VA 940W Line-Interactive UPS with USB Port

The Tripp Lite by Eaton OmniVS 120V 1500VA 940W Line-Interactive UPS is a dependable power backup solution engineered to protect your sensitive electronics from outages, surges, and voltage fluctuations. Designed for home offices, small businesses, and media centers, this tower UPS delivers reliable battery-backed protection with intelligent voltage regulation to keep your devices running smoothly when the grid falters. With a 1500 VA / 940 W rating, the OmniVS is capable of supporting a desktop computer, monitor, modem or router, NAS devices, and essential peripherals for several minutes during an outage—enough time to save work, shut down safely, and prevent data loss. The integrated USB port provides convenient access to power management software and easy computer synchronization, so you can monitor status, customize alarm behavior, and perform orderly shutdowns. In short, OmniVS is a compact, powerful, and affordable solution that ensures continuity, productivity, and peace of mind in environments where reliable power matters most.

• High-capacity protection: With 1500 VA / 940 W of output power, OmniVS safeguards your critical devices during power disturbances, delivering battery-backed power to gracefully ride out outages and minimize downtime. This makes it an ideal choice for desktop setups, home labs, workstations, and small office networks that depend on consistent power for productivity and data integrity.
• Line-Interactive topology with AVR: The OmniVS uses a Line-Interactive design featuring Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR). This Intelligent regulation stabilizes voltage without draining the battery, correcting common sags and surges to deliver clean, steady output to connected equipment while extending battery life for longer outages.
• USB connectivity for control and monitoring: The built-in USB port enables seamless connection to a computer for safe shutdown and monitoring. It supports compatible power management software (such as Tripp Lite’s PowerAlert) that lets you automate shutdowns, track runtime, and receive real-time alerts—helping protect data, prevent file corruption, and optimize energy usage.
• Compact tower design with flexible protection: The OmniVS blends robust protection with a compact, space-saving tower form factor. Its design is ideal for desks, shelves, or cabinet setups where space is at a premium. It offers multiple protection features, including surge suppression and battery backup, so you can shield essential equipment from both transient spikes and extended outages without compromising performance.
• Versatile compatibility for home and small business environments: Whether you’re safeguarding a PC workstation, gaming rig, NAS, networking gear, or a small office ecosystem, OmniVS is engineered to adapt to diverse power needs. The device integrates smoothly with common operating systems and peripherals, ensuring quick deployment and straightforward operation while delivering stable, reliable power across your critical devices.

Technical Details of Tripp Lite OmniVS 120V UPS

• Model: OmniVS 120V 1500VA 940W Line-Interactive UPS
• Topology: Line-Interactive UPS with Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR)
• Input Voltage: 120 VAC (nominal)
• Output Voltage: 120 VAC (regulated via AVR)
• Power Capacity: 1500 VA / 940 W
• Form Factor: Tower
• Management Interface: USB port for computer connection and power management software
• Protection Features: Surge suppression, battery backup, short-circuit protection, and automatic self-test functionality
• Audible Alerts and Status Indicators: Configurable alarms with status indicators to keep you informed about battery level and outages
• Safety and Compliance: Designed to meet standard safety and performance certifications for reliable operation in home, office, and small business environments

How to Install Tripp Lite OmniVS UPS

• Choose a stable, ventilated location: Place the UPS on a sturdy surface near a grounded wall outlet and away from excessive heat or moisture. Ensure there is adequate airflow around the unit to prevent overheating during extended outages.
• Connect power-critical devices: Route your computer, monitor, modem/router, and other essential peripherals to the battery-backed outlets on the UPS. Save non-critical peripherals for standard surge-protected outlets if needed.
• Ground and connect to the wall outlet: Plug the UPS into a properly grounded 120V outlet. Avoid using extension cords as a primary power source for the UPS; if the outlet is far away, consider relocating the UPS or using a properly rated extension that maintains a solid connection.
• Establish USB communication: Connect the USB port on the UPS to your computer using the included USB cable. Install the recommended power management software (such as PowerAlert) if you want automatic shutdowns, runtime monitoring, and alert notifications. Basic USB HID support may be available for general power management across operating systems.
• Power up and configure: Turn on the UPS and allow it to run its initial self-test. Configure alarm preferences, automatic shutdown behaviors, and any software-based monitoring options to tailor protection to your environment. Periodically test the unit to ensure it responds correctly to outages.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What does the OmniVS protect?
  A: It provides battery-backed power and surge protection for essential devices such as a desktop computer, monitor, router, modem, NAS, and other critical peripherals, helping prevent data loss and hardware damage during power disturbances.
• Q: How long will it run my equipment?
  A: Run time depends on your load. At light loads, you can expect longer runtime; at near-full load (around 940 W), runtime will be shorter, typically a few minutes. For accurate runtimes, simulate your typical load with the UPS connected to your devices and observe the reported runtime or consult the product specification sheet for runtime curves.
• Q: Does it regulate voltage?
  A: Yes. The Line-Interactive design with AVR actively corrects small voltage fluctuations without drawing on the battery, helping protect electronics from brownouts and sags while conserving battery energy for actual outages.
• Q: How do I monitor and manage the UPS?
  A: Use the USB connection to a computer and install PowerAlert or a compatible management tool. This allows you to monitor battery status, perform scheduled shutdowns, receive alerts, and log events for maintenance and energy management.
• Q: Is it compatible with multiple operating systems?
  A: The USB interface supports major operating systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux. PowerAlert is available for Windows and macOS, while standard USB operation is suitable for Linux distributions with basic power management support.