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Rectangular tower UPS in matte black finish, vertical orientation, front panel with status display and buttons

Eaton

Eaton 5P750 750 VA 600 W Tower UPS

SKU CH-M3CM-EB5ET MPN 5P750

Tower UPS supplying 750 VA and 600 W through eight NEMA 5-15R outlets with USB and RS-232 management

  • Input Frequency50/60 Hz
  • Input ConnectionNEMA 5-15P
  • VA Rating750 VA
  • Watts600 W
  • Output Voltage100 V AC Nominal 102 V AC to 132 V AC On Utility 120 V AC No
  • Output Frequency50/60 Hz +/-0.1 % (autosensing)

VA 750 VA

  • 750 VA / 600 W protects critical equipment during outages
  • Eight NEMA 5-15R outlets support multiple devices simultaneously
  • USB and RS-232 ports enable automated shutdown and monitoring
  • Compact tower fits tight spaces at 9.10" x 5.90" x 13.60
  • UL 1778, cULus, CE and IEC 62040-2 C1-C2 safety compliance

Tower UPS 750 VA 600 W

The Eaton 5P750 is a tower-form battery backup rated at 750 VA and 600 W. It provides eight NEMA 5-15R outlets for connected equipment. The unit accepts a NEMA 5-15P input plug and operates on 50 or 60 Hz utility power. It suits workstations, networking gear and point-of-sale systems needing runtime during outages. Builders needing higher VA capacity or rack-mount form factor should consider other models.

Thermals noise and power

The UPS delivers a nominal output of 100 V, 120 V or 125 V AC with utility voltage ranging from 102 V to 132 V. Output frequency is held at 50/60 Hz with a tolerance of +/-0.1 % through autosensing. Approvals include UL 1778, UL497A, cULus, CE, IEC 62040-2 C1-C2, EN 55024, CISPR22 Class B and FCC part 15 Class B. The unit weighs 23.60 lbs and measures 9.10" x 5.90" x 13.60".

Management software and cables

Management software is included for monitoring and automated shutdown. Communication uses an RS-232 (RJ45) port and a standard USB HID port. Both a 6-foot RS-232 cable and a 6-foot USB cable are supplied in the box. These accessories enable integration with servers or workstations without extra purchases. Environments requiring network-card-based management will need a separate accessory.

Highlights

  • 750 VA / 600 W protects critical equipment during outages
  • Eight NEMA 5-15R outlets support multiple devices simultaneously
  • USB and RS-232 ports enable automated shutdown and monitoring
  • Compact tower fits tight spaces at 9.10" x 5.90" x 13.60
  • UL 1778, cULus, CE and IEC 62040-2 C1-C2 safety compliance

Specifications

BrandEATON
Model5P750
Input Frequency50/60 Hz
Input ConnectionNEMA 5-15P
VA Rating750 VA
Watts600 W
Output Voltage100 V AC Nominal
102 V AC to 132 V AC On Utility
120 V AC Nominal
125 V AC Nominal
Output Frequency50/60 Hz +/-0.1 % (autosensing)
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, CE,
IEC 62040-2 C1-C2 / EN 55024 / CISPR22 Class B / FCC part 15 Class B
Dimensions9.10" x 5.90" x 13.60"
Weight23.60 lbs.
Shipping weight11.79 kg
Package size443 × 325 × 237 mm

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Questions about this item

How do I connect the 5P750 to my PC for monitoring, and which cable step is often missed?

Plug the included 6-foot USB cable into the UPS USB port and your PC; the HID driver loads automatically. The step people miss is also connecting the 6-foot RS-232 cable if their management software requires the RJ45 serial link.

Which user-replaceable part will need swapping after a few years of service?

The internal battery cartridge is the only user-replaceable component; Eaton specifies it as a hot-swappable module so runtime can be restored without powering down the load.

At what load level does the 600 W limit become the first constraint during a long outage?

The 600 W real-power rating is the hard ceiling; once connected equipment draws more than 600 W the UPS will overload and shut down, even though the 750 VA apparent-power rating is higher.

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