Tripp-Lite OMNI650LCD 650VA 350W Line Interactive UPS with LCD Display

The Tripp-Lite OMNI650LCD is a top - notch line - interactive UPS. It offers 650VA and 350W of power, suitable for a wide range of sensitive equipment like computers and home theater systems. With its rotatable LCD display, you can easily view input voltage, battery capacity, and operating conditions. The display even has a dimmer switch. This UPS provides voltage regulation, surge suppression, and long - lasting battery support during blackouts. It can keep entry - level PCs running for up to 40 minutes or single VCR/DVR components for up to 2 hours. It can regulate brownouts as low as 89V without using battery power. There are 4 UPS battery - supported/surge - protected outlets and 4 additional surge - suppression - only outlets. The USB port, along with PowerAlert software, allows for unattended shutdown in case of a long - term power failure. It's HID - compliant, integrating well with Windows and Mac OS X. The software can be freely downloaded from www.tripplite.com. It has a 3.2 - minute full - load runtime and a 12 - minute half - load runtime. The cabinet can be used in tower or rackmount (2U with an optional shelf) formats. Battery replacement is easy via the built - in access panel, and an optional PDUB15 bypass PDU enables hot - swappable UPS replacement without disrupting connected equipment.

Using the Tripp - Lite OMNI650LCD UPS is quite straightforward. First, plug the UPS into a 15A 120V electrical outlet using the 6 - foot input cord. Then, connect your devices to the appropriate outlets - use the 4 battery - supported/surge - protected outlets for devices that need continuous power during outages, and the 4 surge - suppression - only outlets for less critical devices. If you want to use the automatic shutdown feature, connect the UPS to your computer via a USB cable and download the PowerAlert software from www.tripplite.com. When a power outage occurs, the UPS will automatically switch to battery power, and the LCD display will show the battery status. For maintenance, keep the UPS in a well - ventilated area within the operating temperature range of 32 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit. If the battery needs replacement, you can easily access it through the battery access door. When using the optional PDUB15 bypass PDU for hot - swapping the UPS, follow the instructions carefully to avoid any disruption to your connected equipment. Also, make sure to silence the audible alarm if it's too noisy, but remember it will re - sound when the battery is low.