 |  | | Ideal for the protection of fileservers, network switches and hubs, telecommunications systems and traditional PBX switching systems the Tripp Lite SmartPro Tower UPS System prevents data loss, downtime and ... Full Description| From |  | $509.99* |
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| SmartPro 1500 VA Tower UPS SystemIdeal for the protection of fileservers, network switches and hubs, telecommunications systems and traditional PBX switching systems the Tripp Lite SmartPro Tower UPS System prevents data loss, downtime and equipment damage due to power outages, voltage fluctuations and transient surges. With 1500 VA power handling capability and full time sine wave output, the SmartPro offers optimal power protection for networking, telecom and other sensitive electronic applications. It features 8 outlets arranged in a single load bank that can be powered off and back on again via software interface. This UPS System comes with a slot for internal SNMP/Web card, plus USB and DB9 serial ports for remote monitoring of UPS and site power conditions. The built-in audible alarm and set of 15 LEDs provide graphical readout of line power, battery power, battery charge level, load level, AVR boost and trim operational status information. With the included PowerAlert UPS monitoring unattended shutdown software, this UPS enables configurable network broadcast messaging, pager and email notification, event logging and running user-defined script commands.
| Manufacturer Part# : SMART1500SLT | Dell Part# : A0461908 |
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| | Glossary Terms A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
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| | |  Top | Battery Enclosure Type | | Battery Enclosure Type defines the enclosure of the battery |  |
| | | Top | Cables Included | | Cables Included provides the details of all the cables included in the package that come with the actual product For example RJ-45, power cords, etc | | Circuit Protection | | Circuit protection is feature designed to protect an electrical circuit from damage caused by overload or short circuit | |
| | | Top | Device Type | | Device Type is the category to which the given device belongs and defines its basic function or purpose | |
| | | Top | Equipment Protection Value | | Equipment Protection Value let you to get the equipment repaired or reimburse you for the Fair Market Value of the damaged Equipment | | Expansion Slot(s) | | Expansion slots are built-in areas for future expansion They can be used to add more memory, graphics capabilities, and support for devices | |
| | | Top | Humidity Range Operating | | It gives the diameter of the roll core present in the device | |
| | | Top | Input Connector(s) | | A input-power connector is an electrical connector designed to plug into any electrical device, to supply a significant amount of electrical power, usually as DC or low-frequency AC | | Input Voltage | | Input Voltage indicates the type of electrical current (AC or DC) and the voltage required to safely and efficiently power a device | | Input Voltage Range | | This is simply the range of voltage that the device can handle for correct functioning | | Interfaces | | An interface defines the communication boundary between two entities, such as a piece of software, a hardware device, or a user The interface between a human and a computer is called a user interface Interfaces between hardware components are physical int | |
| | | Top | Max Operating Temperature | | Max Operating Temperature is the highest temperature at which the product can work satisfactorily without any ambiguity or loss of usability | | Max Storage Temperature | | The Maximum Temperature at which a particular device or product can be stored Ideally the Device or product should be stored within the Max Storage Temperature shown | | Min Operating Temperature | | Min Operating Temperature is the lowest temperature at which the product can work satisfactorily without any ambiguity or loss of usability | | Min Storage Temperature | | The Minimum ambient temperature at which the motherboard can be stored for long or short periods without any alterations on its characteristics of performance is called Minimum Storage Temperature | |
| | | Top | Network / Transport Protocol | | A transport protocol is a network protocol that has the capability of transferring data packets from one node to another Some common transport protocols include: HTTP, HTTP-R, SMTP and BEEP | |
| | | Top | Output Voltage | | The amount of output of energy/power provided by the device | | Output Waveform | | Multiples of power frequency superimposed on the power waveform causes excess heating in wiring and fuses | |
| | | Top | Power Output Connectors Details | | The details of Power Output connectors used at the output terminal of a power device to measure the total power output | |
| | | Top | Service & Support | | Service and Support refers to the after-sale service provided by the manufacturer to its customer with regards to the products sold Eg ( Technical support, Phone support, Replacement of parts ( provided subject to change from various one manufacturer to o | | Service & Support Details | | The after-sale service provided by the manufacturer to its customer with regards to the products sold Eg Technical support, Phone support, Replacement of parts ( provided subject to change from one manufacturer to another) | | Surge Response Time | | Slight delay in Surge Protectorsâ?T response to the power surge (increase of voltage), Surge protectors attempts to regulate the voltage supplied to an electric device Longer the response time greater is the Surge exposure time | | Surge Suppression | | Surge suppression is a technique that attempts to regulate the voltage supplied to an electric device by either blocking or shorting to ground voltage above a safe threshold | |
| | | Top | UPS Technology | | An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is a device which maintains a continuous supply of electric power to connected equipment by supplying power from a separate source when utility power is not available | |
| | | Top | Voltage Provided | | It is a maximum amount of voltage provided by the power device | |
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