Tripp Lite by Eaton SmartPro 1440VA 1100W Line-Interactive Sine Wave UPS, AVR, 120V, 5 Outlets, Network Card Option, LCD, USB, 1U Rack/Tower

Protect your critical equipment with a premium power protection solution designed for reliability in small businesses, data centers, and demanding home office environments. The Tripp Lite by Eaton SmartPro 1440VA 1100W Line-Interactive Sine Wave UPS delivers clean, stable power, advanced protections, and scalable management that helps you prevent costly outages, data loss, and equipment damage. Built around true sine-wave output and Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR), this unit ensures sensitive devices—from servers and networking gear to workstations and point-of-sale terminals—receive consistent power even when the main supply fluctuates. Whether you mount it in a rack, place it on a desk, or deploy it as a compact tower, the SmartPro UPS adapts to your space and workload with effortless versatility.

• Premium power protection with true sine-wave output at 120V, delivering clean, stable power suitable for sensitive electronics and active network gear.
• High-capacity, scalable backup rated at 1440VA / 1100W to support critical devices during outages and power interruptions, helping maintain application continuity.
• Line-Interactive with AVR automatically corrects brownouts and overvoltages without using battery, extending run time for essential equipment and protecting hardware.
• Five outlets plus management options provide convenient battery-backup and surge protection for essential devices, with an optional Network Card for remote monitoring and control.
• Flexible form factor and intuitive interface 1U rack/tower convertible design with an LCD display and USB connectivity for quick setup, status checks, and firmware updates.

Technical Details of Tripp Lite by Eaton SmartPro 1440VA 1100W Line-Interactive Sine Wave UPS

• Capacity: 1440 VA / 1100 W, providing dependable backup for servers, switches, routers, workstations, and other critical devices.
• Output waveform: True sine wave, ideal for sensitive equipment and power supplies that demand clean, consistent power for optimal operation and longevity.
• Input/Output voltage: 120V nominal, designed to operate seamlessly with standard North American electrical systems and many office networks.
• Voltage regulation: Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) to compensate for short-term brownouts and overvoltages without discharging the battery.
• Outlets: Five NEMA 5-15R outlets (backup and surge protection) to support essential devices in a compact footprint.
• Form factor: 1U rack/tower convertible, enabling flexible installation in standard 19" racks or on a desktop/standalone setup.
• Management: LCD display for real-time status, load, battery, and event information; USB port for connection to a computer.
• Network management: Optional Network Card ( sold separately) for remote monitoring, SNMP/web access, and controlled shutdown of connected devices.
• Battery type: Sealed maintenance-free lead-acid battery designed for reliable performance and long service life.
• Protection features: Overload, short-circuit, surge, and battery-low alarms with audible notifications to keep you informed of power events.
• Operating environment: Designed for commercial and home office spaces with consideration for ventilation and heat dissipation in both rack and tower configurations.
• Warranty: Typically backed by a limited warranty and support options from Tripp Lite by Eaton, ensuring assistance with installation and service needs.

how to install Tripp Lite SmartPro UPS

• Choose a location with adequate ventilation and access to a stable 120V outlet. If rack-mounting, align the 1U form factor within a standard 19" rack and secure the unit with screws.
• Unpack and inspect the UPS for any shipping damage. If you’ve chosen the rack option, ensure all cables have a clear path for routing to avoid obstructing airflow.
• Install the optional Network Card in the dedicated slot (if you plan to monitor remotely). Connect the card according to the user manual using the included guidelines.
• Connect essential devices to the five NEMA 5-15R outlets. Prioritize critical servers, network equipment, and workstations for battery-backed protection.
• Plug the UPS into a live 120V outlet to begin charging the battery. Power on the unit, then use the LCD to verify status, load, and battery charge.
• Configure automatic self-tests and any network management settings via the LCD menu and USB connection to a computer if desired. Run a short self-test to confirm operational readiness.
• Perform a controlled power-down test: simulate a power interruption and confirm that essential devices stay up and gracefully shut down when battery depletion occurs.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What is the expected runtime at 50% load?

  A: Runtime varies by load and device power draw. At roughly half load (about 550 W), you can typically expect several minutes of backup to safely save work and begin orderly shutdown procedures. Real-world runtimes may differ based on connected equipment and battery condition.

• Q: Can this UPS be used in a rack or as a standalone unit?

  A: Yes. The SmartPro UPS is designed as a 1U rack-mountable unit that can also be positioned as a tower. This flexibility makes it easy to integrate into existing IT racks or office setups.

• Q: Is the Network Card essential for use?

  A: No. The Network Card is optional and provides enhanced remote monitoring and management capabilities. If you don’t need network monitoring, you can operate the UPS with its LCD, USB interface, and standard protections.

• Q: What kinds of devices should be connected to the UPS?

  A: Prioritize devices critical to uptime such as servers, switches, routers, NAS devices, and workstations. Peripherals that don’t require continuous power backup can be plugged into non-battery outlets if available.

• Q: Does it provide AVR, and how does that help?

  A: Yes. AVR automatically corrects voltage fluctuations, stabilizing output to protect connected devices without draining the battery for minor fluctuations, extending runtime for essential equipment when needed.