Tripp Lite SU1000XLCD 1000VA 900W 120V Double-Conversion UPS Tower
- 120V
- NEMA 5-15P
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Tripp Lite
Double-conversion UPS delivers 1500 VA and 1350 W of pure sine-wave power with six NEMA 5-15R outlets, user-replaceable batteries, LCD status display and USB, RS-232 plus optional SNMP management
VA 1500 VA / LCD Screen
The Tripp Lite SU1500XLCD is a 1500 VA double-conversion UPS delivering 1350 W of continuous 120 V power. It suits servers, network gear and workstations that require pure sine-wave output and zero transfer time during outages. The tower form factor fits rack or floor placement.
Confirm the site provides a NEMA 5-15P receptacle for the input connection. The unit offers six NEMA 5-15R outlets; tally connected devices to stay within the 1350 W limit. Ensure operating temperature stays between 32° and 104°F and humidity remains below 96 % non-condensing.
This UPS upgrades from line-interactive models that introduce a brief switchover delay. The jump is worth it for equipment that cannot tolerate any interruption, such as hypervisors or VoIP hardware. User-replaceable VRLA batteries extend service life without replacing the entire chassis.
| Brand | TRIPP LITE |
|---|---|
| Series | SMARTONLINE |
| Model | SU1500XLCD |
| International Version | 120V |
| Input Connection | NEMA 5-15P |
| VA Rating | 1500 VA |
| Watts | 1350 Watts |
| Output Voltage | 120V |
| Output Frequency | 50 / 60 Hz |
| Outlets | 6 |
| Outlet Type | (6) NEMA 5-15R |
| Battery Type | Valve Regulated Lead Acid (VRLA) |
| Battery Run Time | Full load runtime (minutes): 5.9 min. (1350W) Half load runtime (minutes): 16.5 minutes (675 Watts) |
| Battery Replaceable | User replaceable batteries |
| Alarms | Audible alarm indicates UPS startup, power-failure, low-battery, overload, UPS fault and remote shutdown conditions |
| Interface Port | (1) Contact closure; (1) RS-232; (1) Slot for SNMP/Web interface; (1) USB |
| Surge Energy Rating | 190 Joules |
| Temperature | Operating Temperature Range: 32° to 104°F (0° to 40°C) Storage Temperature Range: With battery: 32° to 104°F (0° to 40°C); without battery: -13° to 131°F (-25° to 55°C) |
| Humidity | 0-96% non-condensing |
| Dimensions | 9.93" x 6.30" x 17.09" |
| Weight | 40.79 lbs. |
| Package Contents | 1500VA 1350W 120V Double-Conversion UPS USB cable DB9 cable Quick Start Guide |
| Shipping weight | 25.11 kg |
| Package size | 594 × 396 × 335 mm |
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The unit includes the UPS with six NEMA 5-15R outlets, an input cord with a NEMA 5-15P plug, USB and RS-232 cables, and an LCD display. An SNMP/Web network management card is optional and sold separately.
At full 1350 W load the battery lasts 5.9 minutes; at half load (675 W) it lasts 16.5 minutes. Pick the figure that matches the actual wattage your equipment draws.
It is the maximum real power the inverter can deliver continuously. If your connected gear draws more than 1350 W the UPS will overload and alarm, so keep the total load at or below that value.
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