The SMART1500LCDXL is a network-grade voltage regulation and surge suppression protection solution designed for SMBs networking, communications, and desktop PC equipment.
Power protection equipment-maker Tripp Lite has added to its SmartPro Line-Interactive uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems with the SMART1500LCDXL.
The SMART1500LCDXL Line-Interactive UPS System offers network-grade voltage regulation, surge suppression, and long-lasting battery support. Tripp Lite product manager Rich Feldhaus says it is ideal for SMBs’ network equipment, phone systems, desktop PCs, and entertainment systems. “Its expandable runtime option and interactive LCD readout are sophisticated enhancements to our highly successful SmartPro line,” he says, “and we are delighted to provide this advanced solution to our customers.”
The UPS system provides battery-derived AC output to maintain continuous operation of
The SMART1500LCDXL offers an interactive LCD display that shows site voltage, UPS status information, and a variety of UPS control options.
It protects connected equipment without data-loss during power failures and severe voltage fluctuations. †In addition, runtime is expandable with one additional BP24V15RT2U external battery pack.
A number of the product’s features are aimed at reducing power consumption. For example, Power Mode operation offers reduced UPS energy consumption and BTU heat output. Furthermore, Automatic Voltage Regulation/AVR circuits boost brownouts and reduce overvoltages from 75V to 147V to safe 120V nominal levels without using battery power.
Included mounting accessories enable 2U horizontal rackmount installation in 2 and 4 post racks or upright tower installation. Built-in USB and DB9 serial port enables optional unattended system shutdown in case of extended power failure using PowerAlert UPS management software. HID-compliant USB interface enables integration with built-in power management and auto shutdown features of Windows and Mac OS X.
Built-in data line surge suppression jacks offer protection for equipment with single-line dialup, DSL or network Ethernet connection.
