Tripp Lite by Eaton SmartPro Medical-Grade UPS — 1kVA Line-Interactive, Lithium Battery, 230V, 6 Outlets, Full Isolation

The Tripp Lite by Eaton SmartPro Medical-Grade UPS is engineered for healthcare environments where uninterrupted power is non-negotiable. Designed to protect critical devices, patient data, and essential clinical workflows, this 1kVA line-interactive uninterruptible power supply (UPS) delivers reliable, medical-grade protection with a lithium battery that supports longer life, faster recharge times, and reduced maintenance. Its full isolation design ensures minimal electrical noise and robust protection against power disturbances, helping to safeguard sensitive medical equipment from surges, brownouts, and outages. Whether you’re powering life-sustaining devices, diagnostic systems, or hospital IT infrastructure, SmartPro is built to keep care teams up and running when the lights go out.

• Medical-grade reliability and isolation: A purpose-built solution for healthcare facilities, the SmartPro UPS provides full isolation to shield sensitive equipment from ground noise and electrical interference, helping maintain high-quality patient care and data integrity.
• Line-Interactive topology with AVR: This UPS maintains stabilized output during common power fluctuations. Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) compensates for minor brownouts and over-voltages without draining the battery, reducing wear while preserving critical loads.
• Lithium battery technology: Modern lithium-ion cells deliver longer life, faster recharging, lighter weight, and lower maintenance compared to traditional lead-acid packs. When power fails, you gain reliable runtime and quick readiness for the next outage scenario.
• Six outlets for essential equipment: Six integrated outlets provide ample capacity to protect critical devices, clinical monitors, workstations, and small medical peripherals—simplifying deployment and reducing clutter around patient care areas.
• 230V operation with solid capacity: With a 1kVA (750W) rating, the UPS can support multiple essential devices concurrently while remaining compact enough for common clinical rooms and service corridors. Its medical-grade construction is designed to meet demanding healthcare power protection needs.

Technical Details of Tripp Lite by Eaton SmartPro Medical-Grade UPS

• Toplogy: Line-Interactive UPS for stabilized output and efficient runtime under common utility fluctuations.
• Output capacity: 1kVA / 750W, suitable for protecting multiple critical devices and small medical systems.
• Input/Output voltage: 230 VAC (nominal) to align with standard hospital power distribution in 230V regions.
• Battery technology: Lithium-ion battery pack designed for longer cycle life, faster recharge, and reduced maintenance.
• Outlets: 6 integrated outlets to protect essential medical equipment and IT devices.
• Isolation: Full isolation to minimize electrical noise and interference that can affect sensitive clinical equipment and data lines.

How to install Tripp Lite by Eaton SmartPro Medical-Grade UPS

• Prepare the installation site: Choose a clean, dry, and well-ventilated area with at least a few inches of clearance on all sides for adequate airflow. Avoid mounting directly against walls or placing near heat sources or moisture-prone zones.
• Place and secure the unit: Position the UPS on a stable surface or dedicated shelf. Ensure the unit is upright and not resting on any cables. Leave space for cooling and servicing access.
• Connect to power: Plug the UPS into a dedicated 230V circuit that can handle the load. Do not daisy-chain through power strips or other extension devices that could compromise protection.
• Attach critical devices: Route essential equipment—such as monitors, patient data terminals, critical workstations, and vital clinical devices—to the UPS outlets. Reserve non-critical equipment for non-protected outlets if available or manage through separate power sources per your facility’s standards.
• Power up and test: Switch on the UPS and allow it to perform a self-test. Verify that the connected devices remain powered during a simulated outage and confirm the AVR stabilizes voltage during minor fluctuations. If the unit offers a commissioning or battery calibration procedure, perform it as recommended in the user guide.

Frequently asked questions

• What is the capacity of this UPS? The unit provides a 1kVA / 750W capacity, making it suitable for critical medical devices and small to mid-size clinical workstations that require reliable backup power and voltage stabilization.
• What makes it medical-grade? It is designed with features such as full isolation to minimize electrical noise and interference, a form factor suitable for healthcare environments, and protection oriented toward safeguarding patient data and critical care equipment. It is built to meet the needs of hospitals and clinics where uninterrupted power is essential.
• What battery technology is used? The UPS uses lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries, offering longer life, faster recharge, and reduced maintenance compared with traditional lead-acid options, helping facilities minimize downtime and battery replacement cycles.
• Which devices should be connected to the UPS outlets? Critical medical devices, monitoring equipment, and essential IT infrastructure should be connected to the UPS outlets. Non-critical devices can be connected to non-UPS outlets or managed separately per facility policy to optimize runtime for essential systems.
• Is AVR included and how does it help? Yes. Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) helps regulate voltage to the exact level needed by connected equipment, reducing alternate battery usage for minor fluctuations and preserving runtime for longer outages.
• How does the installation handle power outages? During an outage, the UPS automatically switches to battery power, providing a seamless transfer that helps prevent data loss, protects patient information, and maintains critical device operation until the main power is restored or a safe shutdown is initiated.
• Can I monitor the UPS remotely? Many SmartPro models support management via software or network-enabled interfaces. Check your specific model’s compatibility and available communication ports to coordinate with hospital monitoring systems and centralized IT management.