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Rectangular black UPS unit with six IEC-C13 outlets on the rear panel

Eaton

Eaton 5SC750G UPS 750 VA 525 W 6 Outlets

SKU CH-1R95-4MH6Q MPN 5SC750G

A 750 VA battery backup with 525 W output, six IEC-320-C13 outlets and USB plus RS-232 management ports for servers and network gear

  • AC input voltage184–276 Vac
  • Input line frequency50/60 Hz
  • Power inputIEC-320-C14
  • Volt-ampere rating750 VA
  • Power rating525 W
  • Voltage output230 V

VA 750 VA

  • 750 VA and 525 W capacity powers essential servers and network gear
  • Six IEC‑320‑C13 outlets connect multiple devices from one unit
  • LCD screen shows real‑time status and lets you adjust voltage, alarm and sensitivity settings
  • USB HID and RS‑232 ports enable software monitoring and automated shutdown
  • Pure sinewave output with buck‑boost regulation protects sensitive loads without draining batteries

Protection for small business servers

The Eaton 5SC750G is a 750 VA, 525 W battery backup designed for small business servers, storage and network equipment. Six IEC-320-C13 outlets provide pure sinewave output for sensitive loads. An LCD interface shows key parameters and allows configuration of output voltage, audible alarm and input sensitivity. USB and RS-232 (RJ45) ports enable management through Intelligent Power Manager software.

Sustained load with buck and boost

Under sustained load the unit corrects a wide range of input voltage variations from 184 to 276 Vac without drawing on the batteries. Buck and boost operation keeps the 230 V output stable during brownouts or overvoltages, preserving battery capacity for genuine outages. The 50/60 Hz input frequency tolerance allows operation on unstable supplies. Management software gives up-to-the-minute status across the network.

Thermals, noise and power draw

The compact 8.20" x 5.90" x 13.40" form factor weighs 23.10 lbs and fits standard rack or tower placements. Pure sinewave output reduces harmonic heating in connected equipment. Fan noise remains low during normal operation because batteries are bypassed by buck and boost correction. The IEC-320-C14 input connection supports standard power cords.

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameEATON
Model name5SC750G
Ports & slots
Communication portsRS-232 (RJ45) port; USB port as standard (HID)
Power
AC input voltage184–276 Vac
Input line frequency50/60 Hz
Power inputIEC-320-C14
Volt-ampere rating750 VA
Power rating525 W
Voltage output230 V
Power outlets6
Size & build
Product dimensions8.2 in × 5.9 in × 13.4 in (H × W × D)
Product weight23.1 lb (10.5 kg)
Shipping weight11.50 kg
Package size381 × 254 × 203 mm
Software
Control softwareYES

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Questions about this item

Does the 5SC750G run a fan continuously or only when the load is high?

The unit uses fan-assisted cooling that activates under load; at light loads the fan stays off, keeping idle noise low.

Which cables must I already have to connect the 5SC750G to a server and to the wall?

You need a C14-to-C13 cable for the mains input and a C13-to-C14 cable for each device; the USB cable for management is included.

Will the 5SC750G keep a legacy router with a C14 inlet running during a brownout?

Yes, the pure sine-wave output and 184–276 V buck/boost range support older C14-equipped gear without draining the battery.

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