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Vertiv Liebert PSI5 UPS mini tower in dark finish

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Vertiv Liebert PSI5 UPS 1440VA 1350W 120V Mini Tower 154011386-00

SKU CH-W0KX-6Q7BH

Provides 1440 VA battery backup in a 45 lb mini tower with 120 V input

  • 1440 VA capacity keeps critical gear running during outages
  • 1350 W output handles demanding server and network loads
  • 120 V input matches standard North American power circuits
  • Mini tower form factor fits tight rack or floor spaces
  • Manufactured in the USA for reliable quality control

Vertiv Liebert PSI5 1440VA UPS

The Vertiv Liebert PSI5 is a 1440VA battery backup rated at 1350W for 120V environments. It ships new in a mini-tower form factor weighing 45lbs and carries the manufacturer part number 154011386-00.

Suited for 120V rack or tower deployments

This unit fits installations that require 120V input and output with a 1350W power rating. It is not a match for sites that need a different voltage or a higher wattage capacity.

1350W at 120V decides fit

The 1350W rating at 120V is the single figure that determines whether this UPS can support the connected load. Verify the equipment draw against this number before purchase.

Highlights

  • 1440 VA capacity keeps critical gear running during outages
  • 1350 W output handles demanding server and network loads
  • 120 V input matches standard North American power circuits
  • Mini tower form factor fits tight rack or floor spaces
  • Manufactured in the USA for reliable quality control

Specifications

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Questions about this item

Should I pick the 1440 VA or 1350 W rating when sizing my load?

Size the load by the 1350 W figure; the 1440 VA rating is the apparent power limit and will be reached first only with low power-factor devices.

What does the 1350 W rating actually support on a 120 V circuit?

It delivers up to 1350 W of real power to connected equipment while the battery maintains output during an outage.

What input connection does the 120 V model use and what does it limit?

The unit plugs into a standard 120 V receptacle, capping input current to what that circuit can supply.

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