| APC Back-UPS BE425M | $63 | NEMA, for a 120 V supply — implied throughout by the American market and never designated on the page. Every other unit on this shelf has NEMA outlets for a 120 V wall, except the Eaton 5S700G with IEC C13 at 230 V | 425 VA — stated in the first bullet and in the description. It is the figure on the box rather than the load the unit will carry | 255 W — stated in the first bullet alongside the VA figure, which puts the ratio at 0.60. This is the figure that bounds what can actually be plugged in |
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| Tripp Lite AVR900U | $150 | NEMA, for a 120 V supply — the description gives 120 V outright, which the Back-UPS listings on this shelf leave implied. Every other unit on this shelf has NEMA outlets for a 120 V wall, except the Eaton 5S700G with IEC C13 at 230 V | 900 VA — stated in the title and in the first bullet | 480 W — stated in the title and in the description, which puts the ratio at 0.53 — the lowest in this group, shared with the other Tripp Lite unit on this shelf. The watt figure bounds the load sooner than the VA figure suggests |
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| APC Back-UPS BE900G3 | $164 | NEMA, for a 120 V supply — implied by the market and never designated on the page, plus USB-C and USB-A for charging. Every other unit on this shelf has NEMA outlets for a 120 V wall, except the Eaton 5S700G with IEC C13 at 230 V | 900 VA — stated in the title and in the first bullet. It is the figure on the box rather than the load the unit will carry | 540 W — stated in the title and in the first bullet alongside the VA figure, which puts the ratio at 0.60 |
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| Tripp Lite BC850RNC | $175 | NEMA, for a 120 V supply — the description gives 120 V. Every other unit on this shelf has NEMA outlets for a 120 V wall, except the Eaton 5S700G with IEC C13 at 230 V | 850 VA — stated in the title and in the first bullet | 450 W — stated in the title and in the first bullet, which puts the ratio at 0.53 |
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| Eaton 5S700G | $196 | IEC C13, at 230 V — stated in the title and in the first bullet, with the description giving an AC input range of 175 to 275 V at 46 to 70 Hz. American mains is nominally 120 V and an American wall socket is a NEMA pattern, so this is a European unit on an American shop and each device will need a C13 lead | 700 VA — stated in the title and in the first bullet | 420 W — stated in the title and in the first bullet, which puts the ratio at 0.60 |
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| APC Back-UPS Pro BX1350M | $205 | NEMA, for a 120 V supply — the fourth bullet gives 120 V as the regulated output. Every other unit on this shelf has NEMA outlets for a 120 V wall, except the Eaton 5S700G with IEC C13 at 230 V | 1350 VA — stated in the title and in the first bullet | 810 W — stated in the title and in the first bullet, which puts the ratio at 0.60 |
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| APC Smart-UPS SMC1500-2UC | $784 | NEMA 5-15R, designated — stated in the second bullet by pattern rather than described, which no other listing on this shelf does for an American socket. Every other unit on this shelf has NEMA outlets for a 120 V wall, except the Eaton 5S700G with IEC C13 at 230 V | 1500 VA — stated in the title and in the first bullet | 900 W — stated in the title and in the first bullet, which puts the ratio at 0.60 |
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