Liebert
Liebert PSI5 UPS 1500VA 1350W 120V AVR Tower/Rack PSI51500RT120TAA
Provides 1500VA battery backup with pure sine wave output and automatic voltage regulation from 83 to 159 VAC
- Protects critical IT equipment with 1500VA 1350W pure sine wave output
- Automatic Voltage Regulation extends battery life across 83 to 159 VAC range
- Less than 6 ms transfer time to battery enables orderly shutdown
- TAA compliant design supports government and regulated deployments
- Tower or rack mounting flexibility fits diverse installation environments
Liebert PSI5 1500VA UPS with AVR
The Liebert PSI5 is a line-interactive uninterruptible power supply rated at 1500VA and 1350W for 120V environments. It delivers pure sine wave output and Automatic Voltage Regulation that corrects input from 83 to 159 VAC without using battery power. The unit switches to battery in under 6 milliseconds and supports both tower and rack mounting.
Suits network closets
This UPS fits IT managers protecting critical servers, switches and storage in rack or tower form. It is not for buyers who need longer runtime than the internal battery provides or who require a different input voltage range. Users without rack rails or shelf space for a 2U form factor should consider other form factors.
Pure sine wave output with 6 ms transfer time
The pure sine wave waveform and sub-6-millisecond transfer to battery determine whether sensitive loads stay online during an outage. AVR operation between 83 and 159 VAC preserves battery health for actual blackouts. Confirm your equipment accepts 120V nominal input and that the 1500VA capacity covers the connected load.
Highlights
- Protects critical IT equipment with 1500VA 1350W pure sine wave output
- Automatic Voltage Regulation extends battery life across 83 to 159 VAC range
- Less than 6 ms transfer time to battery enables orderly shutdown
- TAA compliant design supports government and regulated deployments
- Tower or rack mounting flexibility fits diverse installation environments
Specifications
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