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TRIPP LITE

Eaton Tripp Lite OMNI650LCD 650VA UPS 350W Battery Backup Surge Protector

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Condition
New
Style
Standard
Size
650VA
Model
OMNI650LCD
Dimensions
7.2 x 12 x 3.7 in
Weight
13.5 lb
Color
Black
Warranty
Two Years

Features 5

  • WORK THOUGH SHORT BLACKOUTS & MAINTAIN A NETWORK CONNECTION / SAVE FILES SAFELY DURING LONGER BLACKOUTS: 650VA / 350W LCD Battery Backup Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) provides up to 40 minutes of runtime for an entry level PC systems and 12 min of half-load runtime
  • 8 OUTLETS PROTECT DESKTOPS & ALL PERIPHERALS: 4 Outlets provide UPS Power Backup & Surge Protection (for desktop, monitor, LCD, keyboard, external hard drive, wireless router, IoT device); 4 Outlets offer Surge Protection Only (ideal for printers and other electronics that are not essential in a blackout)
  • AVR CORRECTS BROWNOUTS & OVERVOLTAGES WITHOUT USING BATTERY POWER: Otherwise known as Automatic Voltage Regulation, this conserves battery power for critical blackouts. Also features TEL/DSL/Ethernet protection.
  • FREE MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE / USER REPLACEABLE BATTERIES: USB port & free software enable unattended system shutdown and power management. Batteries are fully hot-swappable / user-replaceable allowing you to extend the life of your UPS if the batteries are depleted after the 3-year warranty

Description

Tripp Lite's OMNI650LCD Line-Interactive Digital UPS System offers voltage regulation, surge suppression and long-lasting battery support for personal computers, home entertainment systems and media centers. Internal UPS circuits support entry-level PCs for up to 40 min. or individual VCR/DVR components for as long as 2 hours during power failures. Prevents data loss, viewing interruptions, lost recordings and loss of component programming. Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) circuits regulate brownouts as low as 89v back to usable levels without consuming battery power. Offers complete power protection in an attractive black tower configuration. Includes 4 battery- supported/surge-protected outlets, plus 4 additional surge suppression-only outlets for items not requiring battery support. USB port enables optional unattended system shutdown without data loss in case of extended power failure. PowerAlert Software available via free download. HID-compliant USB interface enables integration with built-in power management and auto shutdown features of Windows and Mac OS X. Built-in audible alarm and large LCD front panel voltage display indicates line power status, battery power status, battery low/replace status and voltage boost operation. The LCD display includes a dimmer switch and can be rotated for easy viewing in any application. 650VA/350W power handling ability supports entry-level PCs, home entertainment systems, network workstations, audio/video components. Offers 3.2 min. battery runtime with a full load of 650VA/350W and 12 min. with a half load of 325VA/175W. Supports user battery replacement via built-in access panel. $200,000 Ultimate Lifetime Insurance (U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico only).

Specs 33

Brand TRIPP LITE
Battery Cell Composition Sealed Lead Acid
Product Dimensions 3.7"D x 9.6"W x 12"H
Voltage 110 volts
Color Black
Form Factor Rack
Maximum Power 350 watts
Surge Protection Rating 480 Joules

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Tripp Lite 650VA UPS Battery Back Up
Style: Standard Size: 650VA
Review Image by Tammy Simmons
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Client loves battery backup. Been working great, no issues. Would purchase again.
Reviewed in the United States on February 29, 2024 by Tammy Simmons
Nice rear plug unit, dimmable display
Style: Standard Size: 650VA
I purchased this backup since the plugs are on the rear of the unit. I have a hard time finding a place for the other designs where the plugs on the top. There is still room for the larger transformers if needed. I have not had the situation reported by the one other review on power dissipation. The unit when powered on, display hat half brightness and battery charged only pulls 131 mA. That's 15.72 watts, a long way from the 120+ watts reported previously. This is about what the other three ups that I have pull with no load. I use this ups for an eight channel security DVR and have had no problems. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2009 by BB
Perfect for electronics shelf
Style: Standard Size: 650VA
Great product, quickly shipped and perfect for my sensitive electronics.
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2016 by Byron K. Tiller
... abiut 3 years now and they are still running great. Got this one as a gift for my ...
Style: Standard Size: 650VA
I've owned 2 of these units for abiut 3 years now and they are still running great. Got this one as a gift for my sister who is getting a new computer for Christmas.
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2014 by TL
Not a rack mount
Style: Standard Size: 650VA
This is not a rack mount unit like the description says. Other than that it's okay.
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2018 by Robert Forester
Not reliable. Will fail when it says it is healthy.
Style: Standard Size: 650VA
We have 127 of these in the building, original purchase date: 3 years ago. The battery meter on these things is 100% inaccurate, 100% of the time. It reports half to full on dead batteries. I have replaced about 60 batteries, around 11 volts (according to a Fluke voltmeter--NOT the internal inaccurate display), which is when we discovered they fail to power a small PC for more than 15 seconds. Also, these things consistently fail to work after power surges, yet the user has no indication that the internal circuitry is bad, unless a power outage happens, at which time all data is lost. We were making awesome overtime, coming in on Saturdays to test these with no user on the powered PC as the problem was so severe. We tested the Saturday after line power quality monitors report power issues that week. Our data: after the initial install of 125 units, 1 DOA unit. 6 months later= 5 dead units (won't power PC for 30 seconds though meter shows 100%) 12 months later= 25 dead units 18 months later= 47 dead units 24 months later=62 dead units totals not accumulative. The director reviewed these results and we replaced 100% with oneac units. Our results for those 125 Oneac units: initial install: 0 DOA units. 6 months later: 0 dead units. 12 months later: 0 dead units* * we responded to 4 separate service requests for units beeping about bad battery. After battery replacement, no issues. 1 unit had to be unplugged and the battery unplugged to reset it. We have always only used Yuasa batteries, so the battery remains the constant. These tripp lites were not good. The Oneac units cost more, but saved us from many headaches. When we took these out, the boss said to recycle them or take them home. I didn't even want one for my home they are so unreliable. I recycled them all for the $.40 per unit the scrap metal place paid for the transformer ($.15) and lead battery (.$25). If these have any internal test to alert the user they are bad, that test fails quite often, or there is no such test, like the Oneacs have. These things fail after power surges, but give no alarm. Also, if you are using these in a home theater environment, where it will be visible, I do like that you could choose to linearly dim the display (slide dimmer switch) or pop it out and rotate it 90 degrees so it can sit vertical or horizontal. Also, we ordered 125 at once, and some units shipped with orange LCD screens and the rest with cool looking blue screens. Same order got 2 different colors. Maybe get clarification as to color if it matters to your theater. The blue is way cooler! If you are a home user and WILL test these things monthly (no one really will) they could be a financially good decision. If you pay others for IT or need this to be reliable, more than a cool convenience, consider Oneac or Minuteman ETR units. Also, which ever unit you buy, be sure to size it by watts, and use discretion in what to place on the battery backup half. And be sure to tell employees not to plug space heaters into the units!! Use the wall receptacle for that! Overall, if you need constant power without constant maintenance, look elsewhere. If you are an IT professional, definitely look elsewhere! If you are a home user and will CONSTANTLY check & test this by pulling the plug, go for it. It may give you a few years of service (but more likely several months). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2015 by paul
Works but Case gets very hot
Style: Standard Size: 650VA
Works but case gets very hot. According to Tripp, unit uses about 1A of power in standby mode. Since the batteries are charged most of the time, the power is coverted to heat. The case gets very warm and since I have mine in an entertainment cabinet, it just becomes a 120 watt heating element. I have several UPS units and this is the only one which gets hot. Its a poor design to waste 120 watts of power 24/7. It only takes a couple watts to trickle charge the batteries. Tripp offered to replace it but stated the new one would have the same issue. I would not have purchased this if I knew it put out 100 plus watts of heat 24/7. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2006 by Amazon895
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