Eaton Tripp Lite Series SMART1500LCDT 1500VA UPS Battery Backup Computer Uninterruptible Power Supply Units & Surge Protector, 900W, 10 Outlets, AVR, LCD Screen, 3 Year Warranty & $250,000 Insurance
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Style: Tower
Size: 1500VA / Non-Expandable
Features
- COMPUTER UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY UNITS: 900W battery backup with 10 outlets guard your devices against power surges and black outs. Six-foot extension cord (NEMA 5-15P) connects to standard outlets. Features 650 joules of surge protection.
- RELIABLE PROTECTION: 10 outlets provide UPS battery backup & surge protection to protect servers, computers & peripherals. Perfect for computer desktop PC, gaming console, workstation, small server, network devices, wireless router and more.
- AUTOMATIC VOLTAGE REGULATION: AVR corrects brownouts & over voltages between 92V and 150V back to safe standard 120V without using battery power. Also features 100 Mbps Ethernet RJ45 port protection and Telephone/DSL RJ11 port dataline protection.
- ADVANCED POWER FEATURES: Internal batteries are easily user replaceable with Tripp Lite's RBC51 battery cartridge. LCD screen displays power information including battery runtime, wattage load, overload, AVR, input voltage, and battery statuses.
- FULLY SUPPORTED: Protected by a 3-Year Limited Manufacturer's Warranty and a $250,000 Ultimate Connected Equipment insurance. To best support your purchase, Eaton's expert technical team is available via phone, web, or email to address any concerns.
Brand: TRIPP LITE
Battery Cell Composition: Lead Acid
Product Dimensions: 15.4"D x 5.75"W x 8"H
Voltage: 120 Volts
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 19.29 x 9 x 11 inches
Item Weight: 27.3 pounds
Item model number: SMART1500LCDT
Batteries: 2 12V batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: October 20, 2012
Manufacturer: Tripp Lite
Language: English
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Style: Tower
Size: 1500VA / Non-Expandable
Huge. I will update in a few months. I received today and wanted to share my experience and provide tips. First, I did not notice ANY odor upon opening the box. Second, It is huge in comparison to APC units I have bought in the past. I was an APC fan until the unit internal systems broke down and would not work with new batteries. I Wanted to try different and narrowed this down to Tripp-Lite and Cyber-Power 1500. Tripp-Lite is 900 watts. I am running: -Intel I-7 core processor -power supply is dynamic 850 WATTS -32 GBs Ram -Windows 10 -DELL 24 inch LED monitor -Yamaha Quad speaker with subwoofer Output is at 10% Out Watts 90, which is minimal Estimate backup is roughly 56-60 minutes, which is plenty, given I have a Kohler 20RES 20,000 K (with 200 watt entire house transformer) Generator. I live in Ohio in the country and my local company just randomly tested power and disconnected several homes without warning. I was on the computer when everything when dark. Not good. Then recently, our transform caught on fire. again without warning, and yes, I was computer. I am lucky my computer works at all, hence, reason for generator and buying this unit. Tips: -I recommend before installing, to look at batteries. just unscrew bottom and gingerly pull the front cover off but not too far because wires are connected. You will noticed TWO batteries are required. The support page for Tripp Lite will suggest (as well as in the manual), RBC 51 (two batteries). I suggest you search for RBC 5 battery set. Much cheaper (less than a single RBC 51). Also, I recommend you attempt to pull out batteries to experience the difficulty to replace these batteries. Not bad, but a little tricky. -the surge/battery protect outlets are on the right side (if you are facing the back side of unit), the non-battery outlets with surge protection only are on left side of unit. -Inside the box, the Smart 1500 comes with power (3 prong ground non-brick) cord, a 6 foot USB communication Port cord which needs to be longer (like 8-10 foot). Also, I attempted to use the existing USB port cord from my old APC unit and the computer did not recognize the Trip-Lite unit. This could have been fluke but when I used the 6 foot USB Port cord, it worked and showed in tool bar right side icon, charging. Keep in mind it also would show red x as though battery was not recognized. There is no software and no warranty card in English (it was Española). -when you test the unit, it will drop to 86% battery after testing. Just hold the test button for two seconds. Use mute button to cycle screen like output voltage, output load percent, Etc. when you unit test itself, it automatically will show estimated runtime. It will take about 8 hours to fully restore battery after plugged in so no worries. -Instead of installing software, use Windows, Linux, Mac power manager. Go to Control Panel or equivalent, go to hardware, go to power options go to ;change plan;. Look close and find: Change Advance Power Settings.; Now, scroll all the way to bottom until you see battery;. Click on the plus sign and make sure you set critical battery warning or equivalent if using other operating systems, to &shut down. The battery will charge in about 8-10 hours after you plug in. I will update when the next outage occurs and I will update in terms of when the batteries need replaced (supposedly not for 3 years). I hope this helps for now. Update: 6/19/20. I bought the Tripp lite UPS almost 5 years ago. I replaced the batteries once after about 3 years. The unit recently died. I was downloading Windows V2004 when everything shut off. I freaked out. The unit showed it had full battery charge but the unit would not turn on. So I unplugged everything and plug the PC and Accessories into a surge. Windows, thank God, kept downloading the huge update. I am grateful it did not shut off during install. OMG. I called Tripp*Lite and talked to a human being, which is nice. He was very helpful. He said the unit died and replacement of batteries would not help. So I purchased another 1500 LCDT. This unit works great during power outage. I mean i have had others that did not switch over fast enough. This unit has worked like a charm for 5 years. I have had several power outages and it just works. I know this is expensive but worth it. When I called the company I talked to a human being who was quite helpful. I love Tripp-Lite!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2015 by pepper45322
Style: Tower
Size: 1500VA / Non-Expandable
All-in-all, I really like this unit. At work, I support more than a dozen computers and related devices, and because of the area we live in (coastal Florida) we get a LOT of lightning. In fact, the US Government Lightning research facility is only 60 miles away. Yikes! Because of this, every one of my devices sits on a UPS (most) or a heavy duty surge arrester (laser printers). I also have 4 UPS's at home. Of all the different UPS's I have installed, this is now my favorite unit. It comes with the battery installed, which is unusual and nice. The display is nice-crisp and really easy to read. UPDATE: READ my Update below. ******************************************* Why did I only give it a 4? Simple. I want a 'real' test button. I want a button on a UPS that when I press it, runs a quick self-test, then puts the UPS online for say 15 seconds, to PROVE that it is working. The test button on this unit is a 'self test', but make no show of putting it on battery and displaying how much time is available. Please note: it is UNSAFE to pull the plug on a UPS to test it, because when you pull the plug, there is no longer a ground. Therefore, in most cases, the only real way to test a UPS is to turn off the circuit breaker, which can be a pain, because other things may be on the same circuit. ****************************************** UPDATE for the Update: I read Tripp-lites reply below, and I was wrong. I thought the test button only ran a 'self test', and did not put the unit on battery, but according to the manual, it DOES put the unit on the battery. I stand corrected and raised my rating to 5 stars. Excellent unit-it appears it will run our phone system at work for a couple of hours plus, which is excellent and more than we needed, so I'm really happy with the unit. One other thing, when I purchased this unit, it was the most powerful (capacity) unit available for a reasonable price. The next step up in capacity (time on battery) cost almost three times as much. Because it can output a lot of power, it is fan cooled when on battery, and I have now noticed that when you press the test button, the fan whirs to life, which is kind-of reassuring. I am buying another unit, for a location where it will power 2 PC's, a router, Gigabit switch, and a DVR. This unit is heavy duty enough to power all of these devices. ****************************************** Further update: October 2013. Very, very happy with the two units we have. Buying a third for our office today.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2013 by Colin Povey