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Compact black UPS unit with eight NEMA 5-15R outlets

CyberPower

CyberPower EC450G 450VA 260W UPS 8 NEMA 5-15R

SKU CH-2CBC-PER9X

Compact battery backup delivering 450VA and 260W with eight NEMA 5-15R outlets

  • 450 VA capacity keeps essential gear running during outages
  • 260 W output supports desktop PCs and networking equipment
  • Eight NEMA 5-15R outlets connect multiple devices at once
  • Compact standby design fits tight spaces without clutter

CyberPower EC450G 450VA UPS

The CyberPower EC450G is a compact standby UPS rated at 450VA and 260W. It provides battery backup for desktop computers, networking gear and peripherals during short power interruptions. Eight NEMA 5-15R outlets allow multiple devices to be connected at once. The unit is intended for home or small-office environments where basic surge protection and runtime are required.

Standby topology limits

As a standby UPS the EC450G switches to battery only after a power loss is detected, so a brief transfer delay occurs. It cannot correct voltage sags or swells without using battery capacity, which reduces available runtime. The 260W output limit means it cannot support high-power loads such as gaming PCs with discrete graphics cards or laser printers. Buyers needing pure sine-wave output or automatic voltage regulation should consider a different topology.

Highlights

  • 450 VA capacity keeps essential gear running during outages
  • 260 W output supports desktop PCs and networking equipment
  • Eight NEMA 5-15R outlets connect multiple devices at once
  • Compact standby design fits tight spaces without clutter

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I decide between the 450VA and 260W ratings when choosing this UPS?

The 450VA rating shows the apparent power capacity, while 260W is the real power the UPS can deliver to connected equipment.

What does the 450VA figure mean for actual runtime on my desktop?

450VA represents the maximum apparent power the unit can supply; runtime depends on the actual wattage your desktop draws, which must stay below 260W.

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