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Eaton Tripp Lite LC1800 vs Eaton Tripp Lite LS606M
Our pick
Eaton Tripp Lite LC1800
Line Conditioners
Why this one
- Six NEMA 5-15R outlets can serve a compatible 120V setup within its 1,440W continuous-load rating, with automatic voltage correction for the stated 89V to 147V input range.1
What Eaton Tripp Lite LS606M offers
Choose the LS606M for a smaller setup that fits its stated 600W capacity when moving and placing a 3.8lb unit matters more than the LC1800’s higher continuous rating.12
What differs
| Specification | Eaton Tripp Lite LC1800 | Eaton Tripp Lite LS606M |
|---|---|---|
| Load rating description | Agency de-rated per NFPA 70 to 12A, 1440W continuous and up to 15A, 1800W intermittent1 | Output (Watts) 6002 |
| Cord length | 7 ft1 | 6 ft2 |
| Unit weight | 9.6 lb1 | 3.8 lb2 |
| Unit dimensions | Unit Dimensions (hwd / in.) 7.000 x 6.000 x 7.0001 | Unit Dimensions (hwd / in.) 5.500 x 4.750 x 4.7502 |
| Voltage correction | Maintains usable 120V nominal voltage during brownouts as low as 89VAC and over-voltages as high as 147VAC. Input voltages between 112V~127V are passed through unchanged.1 | Maintains usable 120V nominal output to sensitive electronics during severe brownouts and overvoltages. Overvoltage Correction Input voltages over 128V (+/-3V) are reduced by 10.6% Undervoltage Correction Input voltages between 111V (+/-3V) and 103V (+/-3V) are boosted by 13.4%.2 |