Buy Tripp Lite OMNISMART500 Omni Smart 500VA Line-Interactive UPS (6 Outlets)Tripp Lite OMNISMART500 Omni Smart 500VA Line-Interactive UPS (6 Outlets) Product Description:
- UPS 6OUTLET 5-15 RJ11
Product Description
Tripp Lite''s OMNI SMART 500 line interactive UPS system offers voltage regulation, surge suppression and long lasting battery support for personal computers, internetworking equipment and other sensitive electronics. Supports entry level PC systems for up to 30 minutes during power failures so that connected equipment can be shutdown without data loss. Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) circuits regulate brownouts as low as 75 volts and overvoltages as high as 147 back to normal 120V levels without consuming battery power. Offers complete desktop power protection in an attractive black upright tower configuration. Includes 3 battery supported outlets for computer, monitor and one vital system peripheral, plus 3 additional surge suppression-only outlets for printers and other system accessories not requiring battery support. USB port enables optional unattended system shutdown without data loss in the case of extended power failure, USB cabling and PowerAlert software included. HID-compliant USB port also enables direct integration with built-in power management and auto-shutdown features of Windows and MAC OS X. Built-in dataline protection jacks offer protection of a single dialup phone/DSL line. Built-in audible alarm and 4 front panel LEDs indicate line power status, battery power status, battery low/replace status and overload status. 500VA/300 wat
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Fine until it stops
By Angie Cross Bly
I am not sure what the typical life span of this product is. I bought my first one in 2007. It worked beautifully until it stopped October 2011. I replaced it and it's presently doing it's job just fine.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Solid, does job well. Annoying software
By J. Sullivan
Software has all sorts of issues with my Mac Snow Leopard, so I just didn't use it and instead just used the UPS settings under system preferences. That works fine, except in my building the power often drops to 100 volts for a second or two. The UPS kicks in to up the voltage like it should for these few seconds and then goes back to non-battery. This is great, but it puts a warning message on my screen saying the system is now on battery backup and I should turn off computer....even tho its only been on backup for 1 or 2 seconds.The end result of all this is that in the morning I'm left with a screen full of warning messages that i have to individually close. Just annoying.
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