Eaton UPS 5E Gen2 700, line-interactive 0,7 kVA / 360 W, 2x prese Tipo F, Tower, nero

The Eaton 5E Gen2 700 is a line-interactive uninterruptible power supply (UPS) providing 0.7 kVA / 360 W protection for home and small-office equipment. Designed as a compact tower unit with two Type F AC outlets and a fanless design up to 1200 VA, this UPS regulates voltage fluctuations and supplies battery power during mains outages while integrating with common operating systems for safe shutdown.

Advantages

Double-boost Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) corrects under- and overvoltage to reduce battery use during disturbances. The unit supports auto-restart after a full discharge, includes automatic battery test and replacement alarm, and allows cold start without mains. Its compact, quiet housing and national outlet format (Type F) simplify installation. USB models integrate with Windows, macOS and Linux for power management and can be monitored with Eaton UPS Companion software. The product meets international safety standards and is CE-certified.

Suitable for

• Home desktop PCs and peripherals
• Small office workstations and network devices
• Modem/router protection
• Point-of-sale terminals and small equipment requiring short-term backup

Key specifications

• Brand: EATON
• Model: 5E700D
• Output power capacity: 0.7 kVA
• Output power: 360 W
• AC outlets: 2 (Type F)
• Form factor: Tower
• Weight: 4.3 kg
• Colour: Black
• Standards: LVD, RoHS; CE-certified

How to use

Place the Eaton 5E Gen2 700 on a stable, flat surface in a well-ventilated area. Connect required devices to the two Type F outlets, then plug the UPS into the mains and allow the internal battery to charge. On USB-equipped models, connect the UPS to a computer to enable automatic shutdown and monitoring via the operating system or Eaton UPS Companion software. If mains power is lost, the UPS will supply battery power automatically and manage voltage variations using AVR.

Recommendations

For reliable short-term backup, connect only essential devices whose combined load does not exceed 360 W. Periodically run the automatic battery test and replace batteries when the unit signals a replacement alarm. Keep firmware and monitoring software up to date and allow the battery to recharge after extended outages.