Eaton 5SC UPS 750VA 525 Watt 120V Line-Interactive Sine Wave Battery Backup
$360.00
$299.24
Mfg # 5SC750
CDW # 3119442
Quick tech specs
- Tower line-interactive uninterrupted power supply with pure sine wave output ideal for servers/networking & telecom equipment
- Provides clear status of UPS key parameters/configuration- s on a user-friendly LCD interface
- 13 min. runtime at half load; 5 min. runtime full load
- 3 Year Eaton warranty covers UPS & batteries
- Ideal for servers/network/telecom equipment/computers in all environments
- 6 NEMA 5-15R receptacles and NEMA 5-15P input
- 94% efficiency rating saves you money
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The flexible Eaton 5SC UPS delivers affordable and reliable protection for small business servers, storage and network equipment. The LCD interface provides clear status of UPS key parameters and allows configuration for output voltage, audible alarm and power input sensitivity. By using Eaton's Intelligent Power Manager software with the 5SC UPS you get up-to-the-minute information on the status of power in your network. The 5SC offers pure sinewave output for sensitive equipment as well as buck and boost operation to correct a wide range of input voltage variations without using batteries.
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Eaton 5SC 750 - UPS - 525 Watt - 750 VA is rated5.00 out of5 by3.
Rated 5 out of 5 bySneakycyber from Awesome UPS, Top Notch Build QualityThis is the first Eaton UPS our company has used and we have not been disappointed. We love the overall design and function of the unit. Being able to get all the information you need right from the LCD screen is great for our client.
Date published: 2019-01-31T00:00:00-05:00
Rated 5 out of 5 byRobert McE from nullEaton 5SC 500I have had this unit for several months and it is working great. The 4 outlets are currently running a Clone Core2 Quad system running Windows 8.1, a HP 2211X 22" monitor, a Epson CX6000 printer and my DSL modem. The USB is connected to the computer but a first the software would not find the UPS. Had to reinstall the software and now it shows up. currently showing 102w load. software is good for a simple setup. The estimated runtime is 14 minutes and tested to 18 minutes which is very good. The only option not available is a network card and would not recommend this for a production server where you want the ability to be notified of a power failure. but would do good for desktops, switches or routers.
Date published: 2014-03-24T00:00:00-04:00
Rated 5 out of 5 byEd Grauel from nullI just got a new Eaton 5C today, and it seems to be a very well constructed UPS. I plan to use it in my lab for testing, but eventually these may become my branch office server UPS units. Connecting the battery after shipping was way easier than on the evolution units, but removing the faceplate was just as difficult.I look forward to testing the software capabilities on my new linux box. I will post back with any updates.
Date published: 2013-10-03T00:00:00-04:00