Tripp Lite by Eaton SmartPro 208V 5kVA 3.75kW Line-Interactive Sine Wave UPS

The Tripp Lite by Eaton SmartPro 208V 5kVA 3.75kW Line-Interactive Sine Wave UPS is your ultimate solution for uninterrupted power supply and reliable protection for your server, networking, and telecommunications equipment. Designed to deliver robust performance in a compact form factor, this UPS combines advanced sine-wave output with a flexible 3U rack/tower footprint, making it ideal for data centers, edge deployments, and busy office environments. With support for USB, DB9 serial, and optional network management options, it provides comprehensive power protection, intelligent shutdown, and proactive monitoring to minimize downtime and protect critical workloads. Whether you’re powering a small data rack, network closet, or lab setup, SmartPro delivers clean, stable power and peace of mind when the grid falters.

• 5 kVA / 3.75 kW capacity provides robust backing for essential servers, storage, networking gear, and telecom equipment, helping to prevent data loss and equipment damage during outages and brownouts, while enabling graceful shutdown during extended power events.
• 208V input/output with true sine-wave output ensures compatibility with sensitive loads and power supplies, delivering clean, regulated power that reduces heat, EMI, and the risk of equipment misbehavior during transients.
• 3U rack/tower form factor offers flexible installation in standard 19-inch racks or compact standalone deployment, with built-in mounting options that maximize space efficiency in crowded IT environments.
• Network Card options plus USB and DB9 serial connectivity enable comprehensive remote monitoring and management, seamless integration with existing IT management tools, and proactive alerting for critical power events.
• Line-interactive topology with automatic voltage regulation (AVR) and battery-backed runtime provides reliable protection from surges, sags, and outages, supporting safe shutdowns and uninterrupted operation for connected devices.

Technical Details of Tripp Lite by Eaton SmartPro 208V 5kVA 3.75kW Line-Interactive Sine Wave UPS

• Capacity: 5 kVA / 3.75 kW
• Topology: Line-Interactive Sine Wave UPS
• Input/Output Voltage: 208V nominal
• Form Factor: 3U Rack/Tower
• Communication interfaces: USB, DB9 Serial; Optional Network Card
• Protection features: True sine-wave output with AVR for voltage regulation and steady delivery of power
• Suitable applications: Protects servers, networking gear, and telecommunications equipment in data centers, edge environments, and enterprise IT rooms

How to install Tripp Lite by Eaton SmartPro UPS

To ensure safe, reliable operation and optimal runtime for your critical equipment, follow these recommended installation steps. The process is designed for both rack-mounted deployment and tower setups, providing flexible options to match your space and infrastructure.

• Plan your installation space. Decide between a 3U rack-mount configuration or a stable tower placement in a cool, well-ventilated area. Ensure there is adequate clearance for airflow and access to rear exhaust or service panels if applicable.
• Mount the UPS securely. Use standard 19-inch rack rails or a compatible stand designed for the unit’s weight and footprint. Confirm that all mounting hardware is tightened to specification to prevent movement during operation or relocation.
• Connect the input power. Route a dedicated 208V circuit to the UPS input receptacle, ensuring the circuit can safely carry the expected load. Avoid overloading the circuit with nonessential devices on the same branch.
• Attach protected equipment. Plug servers, storage devices, switches, routers, and telecom gear into the UPS’s output outlets. Prioritize critical devices to ensure they receive clean, regulated power during outages and voltage fluctuations.
• Configure management interfaces. Install a Network Card if you require remote network management and alerts. Connect the USB and/or DB9 serial cables to a management workstation to enable local monitoring and software control.
• Install and configure management software. Use the vendor-provided UPS management software to set shutdown policies, alarm thresholds, battery thresholds, and auto-restart behaviors for powered-down equipment after power is restored.
• Enable AVR and test operation. Ensure Automatic Voltage Regulation is active to maintain stable output during voltage sags or surges. Perform a controlled power-down test to verify graceful shutdown and verify alert delivery to the IT team.
• Document and review. Record the UPS model, serial number, firmware version, and network card configuration details. Maintain an up-to-date inventory of protected loads and expected runtimes for common load scenarios.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What loads can this UPS protect? A: It is designed to back up and regulate power for essential servers, networking equipment, and telecommunications devices, helping prevent data loss and equipment damage during power disturbances.
• Q: What is the input voltage for this UPS? A: The unit is specified for 208V operation, aligning with many data-center, enterprise, and edge deployments.
• Q: Does it output a sine wave? A: Yes. The SmartPro provides true sine-wave output to ensure compatibility with sensitive electronics and to support reliable performance under load.
• Q: Can I manage the UPS remotely? A: Yes. It includes USB and DB9 serial connectivity, and there are options for network management cards to enable remote monitoring, alerts, and control across the network.
• Q: What is the form factor? A: The UPS supports a 3U rack-mount installation or a tower configuration, offering flexible integration in data centers, server rooms, or office IT spaces.
• Q: Is there automatic voltage regulation? A: The unit features AVR to correct voltage fluctuations on the input and deliver stable output, reducing wear on connected equipment caused by brownouts and surges.
• Q: Does it include battery backup? A: Yes. Internal batteries provide runtime to sustain critical loads during outages and to facilitate safe shutdowns when power is interrupted.