EATON UPS 5E 700 USB IEC Gen2

The Eaton UPS 5E 700 Gen2 backup power supply, with its line-interactive topology, serves as effective protection for workstations and smaller electronics. With an apparent power of 700VA and a real power of 360W, it covers standard operational demands. The integrated Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) technology actively stabilises network fluctuations, correcting undervoltage and overvoltage without unnecessarily switching to the battery. The AVR UPS extends battery life and maintains continuous operation of connected devices during unstable power quality, not just during a complete outage. This makes the USB UPS Eaton 5E Gen2 a reliable solution for both office and home environments. Its compact Tower design, with dimensions of 148 × 100 × 288mm, makes it easy to place the unit under a desk or next to a workstation. The weight of 4.4kg corresponds to its power class and makes it easy to handle during installation.

Performance and efficiency of the backup power supply

The backup power supply operates on a line-interactive principle, which ensures a fast response to changes in the power supply. Its real power of 360W meets the needs of standard workstations and smaller electronics. At full load, it operates with 95% efficiency, reducing both running costs and heat production. The AVR function stabilises the output voltage and extends the battery's lifespan.

Battery, protection and management

The integrated battery charges continuously, even if the UPS itself is switched off. The cold start function is used to start the UPS without an input current. You can connect the power supply to a computer via the USB port for monitoring and management. Operational safety is verified by external certification from TÜV (CB report), which confirms compliance with international standards. A standard IEC C14 input connector is used for connecting to the mains. The connection options ensure wide compatibility with various devices. To power protected devices, it offers four IEC C13 output sockets, which are commonly used for computers and monitors.