Tripp Lite SUINT1500RTXL2UA Specifications, Output voltage regulation Battery mode

Highly efficient operation in optional Economy Mode setting, saving BTU heat output and energy costs.

Innovative design makes unit adaptable to rackmount, tower, or stacking applications

Uses only 2 rack spaces (2U) in standard 19-inch rack

Optional 2-9USTAND kit enables upright tower placement

Optional 2POSTRMKITWM enables 2-post rackmount or wallmount installation

Supports simultaneous communications via built-in USB port, DB9 serial port and SNMPWEBCARD slot

HID-compliant USB interface enables integration with built-in power management and auto shutdown features of Windows and Mac OS X

Slot for optional SNMP/web card (Part Number: SNMPWEBCARD)

PowerAlert unattended shutdown software and communications cabling included

Compatible with Tripp Lite's WatchDog software

Fault tolerant electronic bypass maintains utility output during a variety of UPS fault conditions

Built-in Emergency Power Off (EPO) interface with cable

Single-line tel/DSL or Ethernet network surge suppression

Integrated 2-bank switched PDU enables remote outlet management for load shedding or remote reboot of individual load banks (each bank has 3 outlets)

Specifications

OUTPUT

Output Volt Amp Capacity (VA)

Output kVA capacity (kVA)

Output Watt Capacity (watts)

Output kW capacity

Output power factor

Crest Factor

Nominal Output Voltage(s) Supported

Nominal Voltage details

Frequency compatibility

Frequency compatibility details

Output voltage regulation (line mode)

Output voltage regulation (Economy line mode)

1500

1.5

1200

1.2

0.8

3:1

200V; 220V; 230V; 240V

230V default

50 / 60 Hz

Output frequency matches input nominal on startup, defaults to 50 Hz on cold-start

+/- 2%

+/- 10%

Output voltage regulation (Battery mode)

+/- 2%

Built-in UPS output receptacles

Included output power cables

Built-in controllable switched load banks

6 C13 outlet(s)

Includes 2 C13 to C14 output power cables

Two switchable three-outlet C13 load banks