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Tripp Lite SU750XL Smart Online 750 VA 600 Watts 6 Outlets Expandable Runtime Tower UPS

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750 VA 600 Watts
6 x NEMA 5-15R Outlets
RS-232, USB

The SU750XL on-line, double-conversion UPS protects critical server, networking or telecommunications equipment from blackouts, brownouts, voltage fluctuations and surges. Large-capacity 750VA/600W UPS continuously converts incoming AC to DC, then back to perfect sine wave AC output at 120V AC (+/-2%). Removes harmonic distortion, fast electrical impulses, frequency fluctuations and other hard-to-solve power problems not addressed by other UPS systems. True sine wave output and zero transfer time offer guaranteed compatibility with all equipment types. Includes 6 UPS supported outlets; 2 single-outlet load banks can be independently controlled via a software interface to selectively reboot remote equipment or shed less critical loads to extend battery runtime for the most critical equipment. Extended runtime available with optional BP24V34, BP24V15RT2U, BP24V28-2U, or BP24V70-3U external battery packs. Includes slot for internal SNMP/WEB card, plus DB9 enhanced serial monitoring port for unattended shutdown, remote control and monitoring of UPS system and power data. Includes USB and DB9 serial ports. Built-in DB9 port offers both enhanced RS-232 enabled monitoring data, plus contact closure monitoring ability. HID-compliant USB interface enables integration with built-in power management and auto shutdown features of Windows and Mac OS X. Includes Tri

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Model

Brand: TRIPP LITE

Model: SU750XL

Input

Input Voltage Range: 120V (110V, 100V) AC

Input Frequency: 50/60 Hz

Output

VA Rating: 750 VA

Watts: 600 Watts

Output Voltage: 100, 110, 120 or 127V AC

Outlets: 6 x NEMA 5-15R

Battery

Battery Run Time: Full load runtime: 4 min.
Half load runtime: 11 min.

Battery Recharge Time: 4-6 hours to 90%

Spec

Interface Port: RS-232, USB

Management Software: YES

Approvals: Tested to UL1778 (USA), CSA C22.2 No. 107.3 (Canada), Class B (Emissions), RoHS-compliant, FCC Part 68/ Industry Canada (telecommunications)

Surge Protection

Data Line Protection: RJ-11 Phone/Fax/DSL & RJ45 Ethernet protection

Physical Spec

Weight: 28.7 lbs

Dimensions: 10" x 6.75" x 13.25"

Features

Features: True on-line, double-conversion UPS provides constant, pure sine wave AC output
Maintains continuous operation with zero transfer time through blackouts, brownouts, voltage fluctuations and surges
Removes harmonic distortion, electrical impulses, frequency variations and other hard-to-solve power problems
Accepts input voltages between 80-138V (65-138V at loads under 70%), regulating output to 120V AC +/-2%
750VA/600W output capacity with 6 x NEMA5-15R outlets
Two built-in individually switchable load banks can be controlled via software interface to selectively reboot remote equipment or shed less critical loads to extend battery runtime for the most critical equipment (1 outlet per bank)
Standard internal battery set provides 11 min. runtime at half load and 4 min. at full load
Expandable runtime with an external battery pack (part# BP24V14 and BP24V34 limit one)
HID-compliant USB interface enables integration with built-in power management and auto shutdown features of Windows and Mac OS X
DB9 serial network interface supports RS-232 and contact closure messaging
Slot for optional SNMP/WEB card (part# SNMPWEBCARD)
Included PowerAlert UPS power management software and cabling provides monitoring of in-depth site power conditions, full UPS status and fault warnings, output load level and load bank power control
Compatible with Tripp Lite's WatchDog service monitoring/rebooting software (part# WATCHDOGSW)

Manufacturer Warranty

Parts: 3 years limited

Labor: 1 year limited

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Warranty

Limited Warranty period (parts): 3 years
Limited Warranty period (labor): 0 day

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Randatola 1/1/2008 8:41:23 AM Tech Level: 5/5 Ownership: 4/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 3/5Unsuitable for PC use Pros: Works fine as a UPS. I haven't scoped it so I can't speak to how true the sine wave output is. Cons: This unit uses a high rpm fan that sounds like a leafblower. It is designed for a server closet or similar environment. You can't use this in the same room as your PC - it's too loud. The fan is on whenever the unit is connected to the mains. The unit is interlocked to the rpm sensor on the fan so you can not just disable the fan. Other Thoughts: If you're inclined to do some splicing and/or soldering you can replace the fan; it is a standard 80x25mm case fan size. You will need a fan with an rpm sensor. I have done this with a fan with much much less airflow than the leafblower and I've had no issues. Be careful working inside, there are some big caps in there that can probably kill you. 3 out of 6 people found this review helpful. Did you? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!

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Randatola
1/1/2008 8:41:23 AM
Tech Level: 5/5
Ownership: 4/5
Verified Owner

Rating: 3/5Unsuitable for PC use

Pros: Works fine as a UPS. I haven't scoped it so I can't speak to how true the sine wave output is.

Cons: This unit uses a high rpm fan that sounds like a leafblower. It is designed for a server closet or similar environment. You can't use this in the same room as your PC - it's too loud. The fan is on whenever the unit is connected to the mains. The unit is interlocked to the rpm sensor on the fan so you can not just disable the fan.

Other Thoughts: If you're inclined to do some splicing and/or soldering you can replace the fan; it is a standard 80x25mm case fan size. You will need a fan with an rpm sensor. I have done this with a fan with much much less airflow than the leafblower and I've had no issues. Be careful working inside, there are some big caps in there that can probably kill you.

3 out of 6 people found this review helpful. Did you? Yes