About this UPS
The Eaton 5P1550GR-L is a 1550VA / 1100W rackmount (1u) line-interactive UPS with a Lithium-Ion battery for longer service life, wider operating-temperature range, and reduced maintenance compared to sealed lead-acid batteries. Designed for business-critical power protection, it delivers clean, regulated output to protect servers, network equipment, workstations, and other sensitive electronics from power disturbances, backed by Eaton's industry-leading warranty and service network.
Specifications
| Output Capacity (VA) | 1550 VA |
| Output Power (Watts) | 1100 W |
| Topology | Line-Interactive |
| Output Waveform | Pure Sine Wave |
| Output Voltage | 208 VAC |
| Input Plug | IEC C14 |
| Outlets | 1 × IEC C14; 6 × IEC C13 |
| Form Factor | Rackmount (1U) |
| Communications | SNMP/Network |
| Warranty | 5 Years Limited |
| Battery Chemistry | Lithium-Ion |
| Weight | 16.3 kg (36 lb) |
| UPC | 743172090409 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 5P1550GR-L |
Technical specifications
Setup checklist: after you receive your UPS →
How long it'll keep your equipment up.
Manufacturer-specified runtime at typical loads. Real-world figures depend on battery age, ambient temperature, and load profile.
Compare with alternatives
The 5P1550GR-L side by side with UPS from other makers.
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Xtreme Power Conversion
Xtreme Power J90i-1.5KLi 1500 VA / 1350 W Lithium-Ion UPS, 230 V
Compared with 5P1550GR-L Spec 5P1550GR-L Xtreme Power Capacity 1550 VA / 1100 W 1500 VA / 1350 W Topology Line-Interactive Online Double-Conversion Form Rackmount 1U, 1U Rackmount 1U, 1U Input plug IEC C14 IEC C14 Outlets 6 × IEC 60320 C13 4 × IEC 60320 C13 Runtime, half load 11 min Not stated Differences
- 4 battery-backed outlets instead of 6
- Lower VA rating: 1500 VA instead of 1550 VA
- Online double-conversion, a step up from line-interactive
- Larger unit: 1350 W instead of 1100 W
$3,362.55
Check outlets and the runtime your load needs before ordering. Questions? Call 438-881-3363 or ask for a quote.
Questions before you buy
How do I know this UPS will run my equipment?
Add up the wattage draw of every device you'll plug in (servers, switches, monitors). The UPS's wattage rating (not VA) is the number that matters. Aim for the UPS to run at 60 to 70% of capacity at full load: this gives headroom for inrush current and a meaningful runtime margin. Email us your equipment list; we'll respond within one business day with sizing guidance.
What's covered by the warranty, and how long does it last?
New units carry the warranty coverage stated by the manufacturer; see the product listing or manufacturer documentation for the applicable terms. Refurbished units are covered by the 1-year UPSPLUSBATTERY warranty handled in Canada.
Can I extend runtime beyond what's shown above?
Many Smart-UPS-class models accept an external battery pack (XBP) connected to the rear battery port. If this UPS shows "Extended Runtime Capable: Yes" in the spec grid above, an XBP is supported. Compatible XBPs and the runtime gain they deliver vary by model; contact us if you don't see the right XBP in our catalogue.