Tripp Lite by Eaton SmartPro 230V Line-Interactive Sine Wave UPS — 2.2kVA / 1.92kW, 2U Rack, Extended Run, LCD, USB, DB9, Network Card Options

The Tripp Lite SmartPro line-interactive UPS delivers enterprise-grade power protection for critical servers, network gear, and telecommunications devices. Designed to shield essential equipment from outages, surges, brownouts, and disruptive voltage spikes, this 230V UPS combines an efficient LCD interface with a robust internal topology that ensures clean, reliable sine-wave power under load. With an emphasis on network-ready management and scalable run capabilities, SmartPro serves as a dependable backbone for data centers, server rooms, and edge deployments where uptime matters most.

• Line-Interactive Sine Wave UPS with AVR: SmartPro uses automatic voltage regulation to actively correct brownouts and overvoltages without drawing down the battery, preserving battery life for true outages and ensuring clean, stable power for sensitive IT equipment.
• Robust 2.2 kVA / 1.92 kW Capacity: This compact 2U UPS provides ample headroom for critical servers, network switches, routers, and telecom gear, delivering reliable short- and long-duration protection for peak workloads.
• 2U Rack-Mount Form Factor: Engineered to fit standard 19-inch racks, it maximizes space efficiency in data closets, equipment rooms, or dedicated server racks while providing convenient access to management interfaces and outlets.
• Extended Run and Flexible Power Options: Designed for scalable runtime, the SmartPro supports extended run configurations and external battery packs, allowing you to tailor backup time to your workload and maintenance windows without compromising protection during outages.
• Comprehensive Management Interfaces: Built-in LCD display with intuitive status readouts, plus USB and DB9 serial connectivity. Optional network management cards expand monitoring capabilities over the network, enabling remote management, SNMP alerts, and integration with your existing IT service platforms.

Technical Details of Tripp Lite by Eaton SmartPro

• Power Capacity: 2.2 kVA / 1.92 kW backing critical loads with enough reserve to handle brief overloads and load changes without compromising protection.
• Output Waveform: Sine-wave, designed for sensitive electronics and modern equipment that require clean, continuous power identical to utility power.
• Input Voltage: 230V nominal operation suitable for standard European and many other regional electrical systems, with support for 50/60 Hz input (frequency selectable by model and configuration).
• Output Voltage/Potential: 230V nominal, providing stable voltage to connected devices and preserving uptime during grid fluctuations.
• Form Factor: 2U rack-mount capable, enabling efficient installation in standard server racks and network closets.
• Management Interfaces: USB port and DB9 serial port for direct connections to a PC or management workstation; optional network management card for remote monitoring and alerting.
• Display: Built-in LCD interface offering real-time status, load, input/output voltage, battery charge, and event logs for quick on-site diagnostics.
• Protection Features: Built-in AVR for voltage regulation, battery-backed UPS functionality for outages, surge suppression, and EMI/RFI filtering to protect sensitive equipment.
• Battery Biology: Rechargeable internal battery pack designed to supply backup power during outages; extended runtime can be achieved with external battery packs, enabling longer maintenance windows and data protection periods.
• Standards & Certification: Designed to meet typical data center and IT equipment protection requirements and to comply with common electrical safety and performance standards across regions where 230V systems are deployed.

How to Install Tripp Lite SmartPro UPS

• Plan and prepare: Identify a well-ventilated, accessible rack location with solid mounting hardware and clearance for the LCD panel and cable connections. Ensure the rack provides adequate airflow to prevent heat buildup during continuous operation.
• Mount the unit: Install the UPS in a standard 19-inch rack using the appropriate 2U mounting rails or brackets. Securely fasten the unit to avoid vibration or movement during maintenance or power events.
• Connect the power input: Connect the UPS to a dedicated 230V power source that can supply the required current. Avoid daisy-chaining through redundant power strips to minimize impedance and ensure reliable protection during outages.
• Protect the loads: Plug critical devices—servers, storage, networking gear, and telecommunication equipment—into the UPS’s output outlets. Distribute the load to stay within the 1.92 kW rating to maintain runtime and protection quality.
• Configure management interfaces: Connect a USB cable to a management PC or server for initial configuration and monitoring. If using the DB9 serial port, attach a serial console to configure settings or establish a baseline communication profile. Consider installing an optional network management card to enable remote monitoring, SNMP traps, email alerts, and centralized management.
• Power up and test: Turn on the UPS and allow it to complete its self-test cycle. Use the LCD to confirm input/output voltages, battery state, and load. Run a simulated outage or a self-test to verify that connected equipment gracefully switches to battery power and returns to normal operation when utility power resumes.
• Install software and monitoring: Install any provided energy management software on a central server or workstation. Configure alert thresholds, runtime estimates, and shutdown policies to automate gracefully terminating virtual machines or servers during extended outages.
• Documentation and maintenance: Keep the user manual and warranty information accessible. Schedule regular battery health checks and firmware updates for the management card and UPS to preserve compatibility with evolving IT environments.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What types of devices should I protect with the SmartPro UPS? A: Critical servers, network switches and routers, storage devices, telecom equipment, and other sensitive electronics that require clean, reliable power during outages and voltage fluctuations.
• Q: Does the UPS provide AVR (automatic voltage regulation)? A: Yes. AVR actively corrects brownouts and overvoltages without battery usage, helping extend battery life and maintain output stability for sensitive loads.
• Q: What about runtime? Can I extend it? A: The SmartPro supports extended run configurations and external battery packs, allowing you to tailor backup time to your workload and maintenance windows. Exact runtime depends on load and battery configuration.
• Q: How can I monitor the UPS remotely? A: The unit includes USB and DB9 serial ports for local management, and there is support for an optional network management card to enable remote monitoring, alerts, and centralized IT management integration.
• Q: Is this UPS suitable for rack-mounted data centers or edge locations? A: Yes. With a 2U rack-mount form factor, 230V input and sine-wave output, it is well suited for data centers, server rooms, virtualization hosts, and edge deployments needing reliable power protection and scalable runtimes.
• Q: What is the difference between line-interactive and online UPS topologies? A: Line-interactive UPS units regulate voltage via AVR and provide battery-backed power during outages, whereas online UPS (double conversion) continuously converts power regardless of input. SmartPro’s line-interactive design balances cost, efficiency, and protection for many IT environments.