EATON CORPORATION UPS Eaton 5P Gen2 – 1550 VA, 1350 W, entrada: C14, saídas: (6) C13, rack, 1U

The Eaton 5P1550IRG2 is a Line-Interactive uninterruptible power supply (UPS) designed to provide regulated backup power and surge protection for servers, network equipment and critical electronics. With an output power capacity of 1.55 kVA (1350 W), six C13 AC outlets and an internal sealed lead‑acid battery, the unit offers short‑term runtime to allow orderly shutdowns or to bridge brief power interruptions. The compact tower form factor fits a 1U rack footprint and combines a silver and black finish with a relatively low weight for its class.

Advantages

The Eaton 5P1550IRG2 delivers consistent voltage regulation and battery backup in a single unit without external inverters. Its line‑interactive topology supports automatic voltage regulation to reduce battery usage during minor voltage fluctuations. The six AC outlets provide protected connections for multiple devices while the internal sealed lead‑acid battery (9 Ah, 6 V) is maintenance‑free and enclosed for safe operation. The unit’s compact 1U-compatible profile and standard rack/tower design allow flexible placement in server rooms, office closets or small data cabinets.

Suitable for

• Small servers and rack‑mounted equipment in branch offices
• Network switches, routers and communications hardware
• Storage devices and NAS systems requiring clean shutdown
• Workstations and point‑of‑sale systems that need brief backup power

Key specifications

• Output power capacity: 1.55 kVA
• Output power: 1350 W
• AC outlets: 6 × C13
• Battery type: sealed lead‑acid, maintenance‑free
• Battery capacity: 9 Ah, 6 V
• Form factor: tower with 1U rack compatibility
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 438 × 555 × 43.2 mm
• Weight: 18.7 kg
• Colour: silver and black

How to use

Install the Eaton UPS on a stable surface or mount it in a 1U rack shelf according to site requirements, keeping ventilation clear of obstructions. Connect critical equipment to the protected C13 outlets and plug the UPS into a properly grounded mains outlet. Allow the internal battery to charge for several hours before relying on full runtime. Use the front‑panel indicators to monitor status, and follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for battery replacement cycles and safety. For extended runtime or network management, integrate the UPS with compatible monitoring software and connect any optional communication modules if available.

Recommendations

Place the UPS in a temperature‑controlled environment and avoid exposure to high humidity or direct sunlight. Regularly test the unit under load and replace the sealed battery according to operating hours and the battery health indicators. Do not exceed the rated output power of 1350 W by connecting too many high‑draw devices; distribute loads across outlets and prioritize critical equipment to ensure effective backup.