Eaton Tripp Lite SMART500RT1U 500VA 300W 120V Line-Interactive UPS, NEMA 5-15R Outlets, USB, DB9, Network Card Option, 1U Rack, Tower

The Eaton Tripp Lite SMART500RT1U is a 500VA/300W, 120V line-interactive UPS from the SmartPro line, built to keep critical electronics running through outages and power fluctuations. It suits commercial setups such as PC networks, security systems and digital signage. It mounts in a 1U rack or stands as a tower, and it combines automatic voltage regulation with six NEMA 5-15R outlets and an optional network card for remote monitoring.

Key features

• Provides battery backup for connected equipment with line-interactive operation and AVR voltage regulation.
• Six NEMA 5-15R outlets are surge protected.
• EMI/RFI filtering helps improve performance.
• USB and RS-232 ports support automatic shutdowns, and an optional network card allows remote monitoring.
• LED indicators and alarms report UPS status.
• Efficiency is rated at 97%, which helps lower energy costs.

Specifications

Model: SMART500RT1U

Product Line: SmartPro

Product Type: Line-interactive UPS

Capacity: 500VA / 300W

Input Voltage: 120V AC

Output Voltage: 120V AC

Plug/Connector Type: NEMA 5-15P

Receptacles: 6 x NEMA 5-15R

Waveform Type: PWM Sine Wave

Transfer Time: 4ms

Surge Energy Rating: 480J

Battery Chemistry: Lead Acid

Hot Swappable: Yes

Backup/Run Time (Half Load): 14.6min

Backup/Run Time (Full Load): 3.2min

Battery Recharge Time: 4.00hr

Alarm: On Battery

Status Indicators: Yes

Serial Port: Yes

Network Management: SNMP Manageable

Software Included: Yes

Form Factor: Tower

Width: 17.50″

Depth: 11.80″

Height: 1.70″

Maximum Operating Temperature: 122°F

Color: Black

Application/Usage: Commercial

Packaged Quantity: 1

Country of Origin: CN

Installation notes

Choose rack or tower placement based on the site, leave clear space around the unit for airflow, and keep it within its rated operating temperature. Connect the USB or serial cable to the host before commissioning so shutdown software can be configured and tested, and confirm the total connected load stays within the unit's wattage rating.