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Rectangular black tower UPS with eight front outlets and LCD display

Eaton

Eaton 5P1000 1000 VA 770 W 8-Outlet Tower UPS

SKU CH-9MT1-6YKPR MPN 5P1000

Tower UPS delivers 1000 VA and 770 W with eight NEMA 5-15R outlets, RS-232 and USB management, and UL/cULus safety approvals

  • Input Frequency50/60 Hz
  • Input ConnectionNEMA 5-15P
  • VA Rating1000 VA
  • Watts770 Watts
  • Output Voltage120V default (100 / 120 / 125V) 102 V AC to 132 V AC On Util
  • Outlets8

VA 1000 VA

  • 1000 VA capacity keeps equipment running during outages
  • 770 W output supports power-hungry workstations and servers
  • eight NEMA 5-15R outlets connect multiple devices at once
  • USB and RS-232 ports enable automated shutdown and monitoring
  • UL 1778 and cULus listings confirm safety compliance

Purpose & Audience

The Eaton 5P1000 is a 1000 VA / 770 W tower UPS with eight NEMA 5-15R outlets and a NEMA 5-15P input plug. It delivers a default 120 V output and accepts 102 V to 132 V on utility power, making it suitable for desktop workstations, networking gear and point-of-sale systems that need battery-backed shutdown time.

Fit & Limits

This unit suits installations that can use a standard 15 A wall receptacle and require USB or RS-232 management with included cables. It is not for loads exceeding 770 W, environments that need 100 V or 125 V nominal output without manual adjustment, or sites that require hard-wired input or external battery modules.

Deciding Specification

The 770 W real-power rating is the single figure that determines whether the UPS can support your connected equipment; if the total load draws more than 770 W the unit will overload regardless of the 1000 VA apparent-power rating.

Highlights

  • 1000 VA capacity keeps equipment running during outages
  • 770 W output supports power-hungry workstations and servers
  • eight NEMA 5-15R outlets connect multiple devices at once
  • USB and RS-232 ports enable automated shutdown and monitoring
  • UL 1778 and cULus listings confirm safety compliance

Specifications

BrandEATON
Model5P1000
Input Frequency50/60 Hz
Input ConnectionNEMA 5-15P
VA Rating1000 VA
Watts770 Watts
Output Voltage120V default (100 / 120 / 125V)
102 V AC to 132 V AC On Utility
120 V AC Nominal
125 V AC Nominal
Outlets8
Outlet TypeNEMA 5-15R
Interface PortRS-232 (RJ45) ports; USB port as standard (HID). 6-foot RS-232 and USB cables included
USB
Management SoftwareYES
ApprovalsUL 1778, UL497A, cULus, ICE, EC 62040-2 C1-C2 / EN 55024 / CISPR22 Class B / FCC part 15 Class B
Dimensions9.10" x 5.90" x 13.60"
Weight25.30 lbs.
Shipping weight12.70 kg
Package size443 × 325 × 237 mm

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Questions about this item

Will the NEMA 5-15P input plug and 5-15R outlets work with my existing 120 V power strips and wall receptacles?

Yes — the unit ships with a standard NEMA 5-15P plug and eight NEMA 5-15R outlets, so it connects directly to common 120 V circuits and accepts ordinary North American equipment cords.

How can I confirm the USB HID link is active after I connect the included 6-foot cable to my server?

Plug the supplied USB cable into the UPS and your host; the operating system will enumerate a standard HID battery device and the Eaton management software will show real-time load, voltage and battery status without extra drivers.

Which cables and accessories are bundled, and what must I source separately for network monitoring?

The box contains the UPS, a 6-foot USB cable and a 6-foot RS-232 (RJ45) cable; network monitoring requires an optional Network-M2 card or compatible third-party SNMP adapter, which are sold separately.

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