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

Protect your essential electronics with the Tripp Lite by Eaton OmniVS 120V 800VA 475W Line-Interactive UPS. Designed as a reliable power guardian for home offices, small businesses, and critical media setups, this tower UPS delivers seamless voltage regulation and dependable battery backup when the power grid falters. With a substantial 800 VA / 475 W rating, a standard 120V input, and a convenient USB port for management, the OmniVS is built to keep your workspace productive and connected—even during outages or unstable mains signals. It’s the smart, compact solution for protecting workstations, modems, routers, external drives, and other sensitive devices that demand clean, continuous power.

• Reliable battery backup and voltage regulation to safeguard computers, monitors, networking gear, and other electronics from outages and fluctuations.
• Robust capacity of 800 VA / 475 W to support essential devices during short-term outages, helping you save work and prevent data loss.
• Line-Interactive topology with automatic voltage regulation to stabilize minor power fluctuations without unnecessary battery use.
• USB port for easy PC connection, allowing power management software control, automatic shutdown, and event logging for graceful system recovery.
• Tower form factor that fits neatly on a desk, shelf, or compact rack area, offering a space-saving and scalable solution for evolving setups.

Technical Details of Tripp Lite OmniVS 120V 800VA 475W

• Topology: Line-Interactive UPS
• Input Voltage: 120 VAC
• Output Voltage: 120 VAC (nominal)
• Capacity: 800 VA / 475 W
• Form Factor: Tower
• Management Interface: USB port for firmware updates, monitoring, and safe shutdown

How to install Tripp Lite OmniVS 120V 800VA 475W

• Place the UPS in a cool, ventilated area away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and excessive dust. Ensure there is enough clearance for airflow and ease of access to cables and the USB port.
• Connect the UPS to a dedicated 120V wall outlet using the included power cord. Avoid daisy-chaining with other high-load devices to ensure stable operation and accurate surge protection for connected equipment.
• Plug essential devices into the UPS’s outlets, prioritizing critical gear such as a computer, monitor, router, and modem. Leave nonessential equipment on separate power strips to maximize runtime for the most important devices during an outage.
• Connect the UPS to your computer or management device via the USB port. Install the recommended Tripp Lite software to enable automatic safe shutdown, real-time status monitoring, battery health checks, and event logs. Configure alerts and shutdown settings to safeguard work and data during extended outages.
• Test the system by simulating a power interruption. Observe the UPS as it transitions to battery power, verify that connected devices remain powered, and confirm that software-driven shutdown sequences trigger correctly when thresholds are reached. Perform periodic battery tests and firmware updates as recommended by the manufacturer.

Frequently asked questions

• What devices can I protect with the OmniVS? The OmniVS is designed to support essential electronics such as a computer, monitor, external drives, router, and modem. Its 800 VA / 475 W capacity provides backup for multiple devices during short outages and helps maintain system stability during voltage fluctuations.
• Do I need software to use the UPS? While the USB port enables software-based monitoring and graceful shutdown, basic power protection functions occur automatically without software. Installing the recommended management software enhances control, reporting, and automated shutdown when the battery is in use.
• How does voltage regulation work on a Line-Interactive UPS? Line-Interactive UPS systems monitor incoming voltage and apply automatic voltage regulation to correct minor sags or surges, delivering a more stable output to connected devices without draining the battery for every small fluctuation.
• What does 800 VA / 475 W mean for my load? VA (volt-amps) indicates apparent power, while watts reflect real power. The 800 VA / 475 W rating defines the maximum load the OmniVS can support while providing backup power and protection during an outage.
• How should I maintain the OmniVS? Keep the unit in a well-ventilated area, perform periodic battery checks (as recommended by the manufacturer), ensure firmware/software is up to date, and replace the battery according to the service schedule to preserve performance and reliability.