Tripp Lite by Eaton SmartPro 120V 1kVA 700W Line-Interactive Sine Wave UPS — 2U Rack/Tower, LCD, USB, DB9, 6 Outlets

The Tripp Lite by Eaton SmartPro UPS is designed for reliability when your most critical systems require clean, consistent power. This 120V line‑interactive sine wave UPS delivers network‑grade protection for servers, network hardware, and telecommunications equipment, ensuring graceful shutdowns and protection against power disturbances. With an enhanced LCD interface, auto‑voltage regulation, and a compact 2U rack/tower form factor, it blends enterprise‑level performance with flexible deployment options for data centers, server rooms, and small offices. Whether you’re safeguarding a rack of servers, switches, or telecommunication gear, the SmartPro UPS helps reduce downtime and protect important workloads from brownouts, voltage sags, outages, surges, and destructive power transients.

• Network‑grade protection for critical equipment: Designed to defend servers, network devices, and telecom hardware from power disturbances, giving you time to save work and perform clean shutdowns without data loss or hardware damage.
• Line‑interactive topology with AVR: Built‑in auto‑voltage regulation actively corrects brownouts and overvoltages back to safe levels, delivering stable 120V output under a wide range of input conditions so connected equipment stays online longer.
• Pure sine wave output for sensitive loads: Provides clean, steady sine wave output ideal for modern servers, active network gear, and vital communications equipment that require high‑quality power for accurate performance and communication reliability.
• Flexible mounting in a 2U rack or tower footprint: The compact 2U design fits standard 19" racks or can be positioned as a tower, making it suitable for data centers, labs, or office environments where space is at a premium.
• Comprehensive management options: Comes with an LCD display for real‑time status and a pair of management interfaces (USB and DB9) to monitor, log, and integrate with your existing IT management workflows and backup strategies.

Technical Details of Tripp Lite by Eaton SmartPro 120V 1kVA 700W Line-Interactive Sine Wave UPS

• Topology: Line‑Interactive UPS with AVR (auto‑voltage regulation) to correct voltage fluctuations without switching to battery power.
• Capacity: 1 kVA / 700 W, providing enough reserve to support critical loads during short outages and voltage disturbances.
• Output waveform: Sine wave output suitable for sensitive electronics and modern network gear.
• Input/Output voltage: 120 VAC nominal input and 120 VAC nominal output for standard North American power distribution.
• Form factor: 2U rack/tower design for flexible deployment in cabinets, racks, or on a shelf or stand.
• Outlets: 6 protected outlets to power critical equipment with surge protection and battery backup where needed.
• Interfaces: USB port and DB9 (RS‑232) port for monitoring, shutdown control, and integration with enterprise management systems.
• Display: Enhanced LCD interface for real‑time status, load, battery, and event information, enabling quick assessments at a glance.
• Protection features: Surge protection, voltage regulation, and battery backup to safeguard equipment during power events and to support orderly shutdowns.

How to install Tripp Lite by Eaton SmartPro UPS

Installing the SmartPro UPS is straightforward and designed to minimize downtime while maximizing protection for your critical equipment. Begin by selecting a mounting option that matches your environment, either a 19" rack space or a stable tower placement on a flat surface. Ensure there is adequate airflow around the unit and that the UPS is near a wall outlet that supports the required input plug. Use the supplied mounting hardware if you plan to rack it, or simply position it as a tower if rack mounting isn’t feasible.

Mount the UPS in the chosen location and secure it as needed. Place the protected loads on the six outlets, distributing critical devices evenly to prevent overloading any single outlet group. Then connect the UPS to a dedicated 120V wall outlet using the appropriate power cord. For network‑managed environments, connect the USB and/or DB9 ports to the management computer or server that will monitor the UPS status and perform automated shutdowns when battery reserve is depleted.

Power up the UPS and verify the LCD display boots to a normal status screen. Use the LCD interface to review battery status, input/output voltage, load level, and estimated runtime. If you have a managed environment, configure any power‑down scripts or SNMP traps as required by your infrastructure monitoring tools. Run a self‑test to validate that the unit can sustain loads during a simulated outage and that the automatic shutdown sequence is correctly configured for connected devices. Finally, periodically inspect the UPS, test the battery health, and replace the battery cartridge according to the manufacturer’s recommendations to maintain peak performance.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What does 1kVA/700W mean for the SmartPro UPS?

  A: 1kVA is the apparent power rating, representing the total electrical power the UPS can carry. 700W is the real power rating, indicating the maximum load in watts that can be supported while the unit remains within safe operating limits. This distinction is important for properly sizing the UPS for your equipment and ensuring reliable performance during outages.

• Q: Does this UPS provide a pure sine wave output?

  A: Yes. The SmartPro line‑interactive UPS delivers a sine wave output, which is essential for sensitive electronics, servers, and networking gear that require clean, consistent energy for optimal operation and longevity.

• Q: How many outlets are provided and what are their functions?

  A: The unit offers six outlets. These outlets provide battery backup and surge protection for critical devices such as servers, switches, routers, and other important equipment, helping to protect against outages and voltage irregularities while enabling an orderly shutdown when necessary.

• Q: What management interfaces are available?

  A: The UPS includes a USB port and a DB9 (RS‑232) port for local monitoring and control. These interfaces allow you to connect to a management station or server to monitor status, perform shutdowns, and integrate with IT management software.

• Q: Can this UPS be mounted in a rack or used as a tower?

  A: Yes. The SmartPro UPS is designed for flexible deployment as a 2U rack unit or as a standalone tower, making it suitable for data centers, network closets, labs, and office environments where space or mounting options vary.

• Q: What maintenance is required to keep the UPS in good condition?

  A: Regular maintenance includes periodic self‑tests, battery health checks, and ensuring proper ventilation around the unit. Battery life varies with usage and temperature, so replace the battery cartridge as recommended by the manufacturer to maintain optimal runtime and protection.