EATON TRIPP LITE SERIES 1440VA 1050W 120V LINE-INTERACTIVE CLOUD-CONNECTED UPS W

• SMART1500LCDXNC 1440VA Desktop/Tower/Rack UPS
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Features | 1440VA/1050W/120V Battery Backup for Small Network Servers and Network Workstations

The SMART1500LCDXNC line-interactive cloud-connected UPS system combines cloud connectivity, remote management and advanced protection features. Its flexible form factor is suitable for desktop or floor placement, under desks or workstations, mounted on a wall or installed in 2U of space in a 2-post or 4-post rack. It's recommended for home, office and retail use, as well as network closets in both local and remote locations.

Easy-to-Use Cloud-Enabled Remote Monitoring Powered by Brightlayer

Eaton's cloud-based remote monitoring app offers convenient setup, control and management of a single UPS or a larger deployment. Scan the QR code on the UPS to download the app to your mobile device. Receive alerts, push configurations, silence alarms or control load banks using a mobile app or web browser. Being able to monitor and access multiple UPS systems from a remote location helps reduce the number of site visits, saving you time and money. The unit's NFC (near-field communication) feature lets you configure network settings instantly from your mobile device.

Allows Time to Back Up Critical Files During a Blackout

During short blackouts, the SMART1500LCDXNC switches to battery power to keep connected equipment running. This allows you enough time to save data and complete a safe shutdown in case of a longer outage. Once AC power is restored, the SMART1500LCDXNC restarts automatically, regardless of battery charge level, saving you a costly site visit.

Add an Extended Battery Module (EBM) for Extra Runtime

Runtime can be significantly increased by connecting an optional extended battery module (BP24V15RT2U, sold separately). This helps the UPS sustain power through extended outages, which provides additional runtime for heavy or light loads. Only one EBM can be connected at a time.

NEMA 5-15R Outlets and Controllable Load Banks Protect Connected Components

Ten 5-15R outlets provide battery backup and surge protection for your computer, monitor, security camera, router, network switch, server and other electronic devices. Remote monitoring allows individual control of three switchable load banks that can be powered on/off or cycled remotely, saving you an expensive and time-consuming on-site visit.

Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) Corrects Low- and High-Voltage Conditions

AVR protects your equipment from incremental hardware damage, data loss and performance problems caused by brownouts and overvoltage. The SMART1500LCDXNC can correct brownouts as low as 97V and overvoltage as high as 145V back to nominal 120V power continuously, all while keeping the battery fully charged and ready to take over in case of power failure.

Communications Ports

An RJ45 port for Ethernet connectivity enables use of the cloud-based remote monitoring application. A USB-C port provides direct connection to the command line interface (CLI) for configuration and identification of local network parameters.

Intuitive LCD, Home-Friendly Alarm and Diagnostic LEDs Keep You Informed 24/7

The easy-to-read LCD and two status LEDs allow at-a-glance local monitoring of UPS status, voltage, load level, battery level and other vital information. A solid green LED means the battery is charged, a flashing green indicates it is charging and a solid red indicates fault. The audible alarm indicates power outage, low-battery and fault conditions. It can be silenced via the LCD or the remote monitoring app, which will still respond to silenced alarms.

Front Panel LCD Display:

• UPS status
• Input Voltage
• Output Voltage
• Estimated Runtime (minutes)
• Output Load Percentage
• Output Load Wattage
• Battery Voltage
• Graphical 4-Bar Battery Charge level
• 4 bar load Level
• UPS status AC Powered
• Battery operation
• Alarm muted (icon flashing)
• Alarm disabled (icon steady on)

LED Indicators:

• AC operation
• Battery charging
• UPS fault