Uninterruptible Power Supply UPS Eaton 5P850IRNG2 0.85 kVA 680 W 4 AC outlets

The Eaton 5P850IRNG2 0.85 kVA (680 W) uninterruptible power supply is a line-interactive UPS designed to protect small servers, network equipment and sensitive electronic devices from power disturbances. It uses sealed lead-acid battery technology and provides four AC outlets for connected equipment. The unit includes an LCD display that reports load and battery status, enabling quick assessment of operating conditions.

Advantages

The UPS delivers 680 W output power with a rated capacity of 0.85 kVA, offering short-term runtime during mains failures and consistent voltage regulation during brownouts and spikes. Its sealed lead-acid battery design reduces maintenance needs and prevents electrolyte leakage. The built-in LCD provides clear status information, while a compact color scheme in black and silver allows integration into server racks or office environments. With four AC outlets, the device supports multiple appliances without additional power distribution accessories.

Suitable for

• Small servers and rack-mounted network devices
• Workstations and desktop computers
• VoIP/telephony and network switches
• Point-of-sale and small UPS-protected installations

Key specifications

• Output power capacity: 0.85 kVA
• Maximum output power: 680 W
• Number of AC outlets: 4
• Battery type: sealed lead-acid
• Indicator: LCD display for load and battery status
• Physical colour: black and silver
• Weight: 13.78 kg

How to use

Place the UPS on a stable, level surface or install it in a compatible rack space following the manufacturer’s mounting guidelines. Connect critical equipment to the AC outlets and plug the UPS into a grounded mains outlet. Power on the UPS and monitor the LCD to confirm battery charge and load percentage. When performing battery or load changes, follow safe shutdown procedures for connected devices to avoid data loss. Replace batteries according to the manufacturer’s recommended service intervals and dispose of used batteries in accordance with local regulations.

Recommendations

For reliable protection, avoid connecting large inductive loads such as motor-driven equipment or high-power heaters to the UPS. Regularly test the UPS by simulating mains failure and keep firmware and monitoring software up to date for best performance.