Xtreme Power Conversion C60-800 800VA / 480W 120V Standby Tower UPS
The compact C60 is a single phase standby UPS designed to deliver power protection to small routers, switches, VoIP equipment, phone systems, and kiosks. A vital addition to any home office, it enables graceful shutdown of equipment during a longer power outage.
Why Choose the Xtreme C60-800?
The Xtreme C60-800 provides affordable and dependable power protection for critical small electronics and networking equipment. Its compact design allows easy installation in tight spaces while delivering reliable battery backup during unexpected outages. The cold start function and automatic restart capability help maintain uptime and minimize disruptions for essential equipment.
Unlike bulky UPS systems, the C60-800 is designed specifically for distributed edge applications where space, simplicity, and reliability matter most
Key features:
- 800VA / 480W standby UPS
- Compact tower form factor
- 120VAC input and output
- Simulated sine wave output during battery mode
- Auto restart after utility power restoration
- Cold start functionality
- Integrated surge protection
- Plug-and-play installation
Recommended Applications:
- Routers and switches
- VoIP phone systems
- Small business computers
- Retail POS systems
- Telecom closets
- Kiosk systems
- Home office electronics
- Modems and networking equipment
Specifications:
- Capacity: 800VA (480W)
- Nominal voltage: 120VAC
- Voltage range: 80–135VAC ± 5%
- Frequency range: 55–65Hz at 60Hz ± 1Hz
- Surge protection: 158 J
- AC power cord: 6 ft, IEC C13 to 5–15P
- Waveform: Sine wave (normal), simulated sine wave (battery mode)
- Transfer time: 2–6 ms
- Outlets: (2) NEMA 5–15R
- Efficiency: 95%
- UPS battery type: (1) 12V 9AH / 12VDC
- UPS charge current: 1A maximum
- Recharge time: 8 hours to 90% capacity
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 4.0 x 13.0 x 5.7 in
- Weight: 7.5 lbs
- 2 years electronics, 2 years battery (USA and Canada)
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