Eaton Tripp Lite SMART2200RMXLN SmartPro Line Interactive UPS with LCD Display and Pre-Installed WEBCARDLX Network Interface, 1.92kW, 120V 2.2kVA, 2U

Protect critical IT, security and communications equipment with the Eaton Tripp Lite SMART2200RMXLN Line Interactive UPS — a reliable power backbone for servers, network gear and surveillance systems. Designed for IT and security professionals, this 1950VA / 1.92kW, 120V UPS combines Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) with a rapid 5 ms transfer time to correct brownouts and switchover seamlessly during outages. The pre-installed WEBCARDLX (HTML5) enables secure remote monitoring, SNMP management and email alerts so you can monitor power, environmental sensors and UPS status from anywhere on the network. Hot-swappable VRLA batteries and front-panel rotating LCD make maintenance fast and intuitive in a compact 2U rack/tower footprint. Energy-efficient design lowers operating costs while programmable outlet groups and EPO support let you sequence reboots or shed non-critical loads during emergencies. Ideal for data centers, branch offices, IP surveillance, access control and networking closets—deploy the SMART2200RMXLN to safeguard uptime, simplify monitoring and reduce service windows. Add to cart or contact sales to protect your infrastructure today.

• Continuous, network-grade protection for servers, switches and security systems—pre-installed WEBCARDLX enables remote monitoring and control
• Maintains uptime through brownouts and surges with AVR and fast 5 ms transfer, keeping surveillance and telecommunications equipment online
• Hot-swappable VRLA battery modules minimize downtime and simplify maintenance for data center and branch deployments
• Compact 2U rack/tower format with clear rotating LCD delivers easy local status, diagnostics and configurable alerts for administrators
• Energy-efficient operation (96% line-mode efficiency) reduces operating costs and heat in closets, racks and network rooms
• Programmable outlet switching and EPO support enable scheduled reboots, load shedding and emergency shutdown for critical infrastructure