Tripp Lite TRPSMT1500LCDT Ups 1500VA 900W Lcd

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE TRPSMT1500LCDT is a line-interactive digital UPS system rated at 1500 VA and 900 watts, designed to provide battery backup, surge suppression, and automatic voltage regulation for PCs, network workstations, and home entertainment devices. Automatic voltage regulation (AVR) corrects brownouts and overvoltages across an input range of 92 to 150 volts without drawing on battery reserves, extending battery life during common power fluctuations. A front-mounted LCD panel displays real-time status and numeric data, and an audible alarm signals fault conditions. This unit is installed by IT professionals, system integrators, and experienced technicians in small office and home office environments.

The TRPSMT1500LCDT is suited for residential and small commercial deployments where connected loads include desktop computers, monitors, networking equipment, and home entertainment systems. It provides five battery-backed outlets for critical devices and five surge-only outlets for non-critical peripherals. Protection extends to telephone and DSL lines, Ethernet connections, and coaxial cable runs, covering the full range of data and media connections typical in a workstation or home theater setup.

Key Features

• 1500 VA / 900 W capacity supports multiple connected loads simultaneously
• Automatic voltage regulation corrects input voltage from 92 to 150 volts without battery use
• 5 battery-backed outlets and 5 surge-only outlets for load management
• Tel/DSL, Ethernet, and coaxial protection guards data and media lines
• USB port with cable enables unattended shutdown and HID-compliant interface for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux
• Front LCD panel displays real-time UPS status and operational data

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install UPS for desktop computers, network workstations, and home entertainment systems requiring line-interactive battery backup with AVR.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by IT professionals or qualified technicians. Power down all connected equipment before transferring loads to the UPS. Verify that total connected load in watts does not exceed the 900 W output rating. Allow the unit to charge fully before placing critical loads online, and follow all applicable local electrical codes for UPS installation in commercial or residential settings.