About this UPS
- Brand: Tripp Lite by Eaton
- Product Type: Standby UPS
- Manufacturer Part Number: BC350
- Input Voltage: 120 V AC
- Form Factor: Mini Desktop
- Plug/Connector Type: NEMA 5-15P
- Backup/Run Time (Half Load): 7 Minute
- Backup/Run Time (Full Load): 2 Minute
- Load Capacity: 350 VA/210 W
Marketing Information:
350VA/210W/120V Battery Backup for PCs, Home Theater and Digital Signage
The standby BC350 UPS system provides reliable battery backup and AC power protection against blackouts, brownouts, overvoltages, surges and line noise that can damage valuable electronics or destroy data. The six-outlet 120V battery backup is ideal protection for your home office, media center or professional kiosk, security and small-business phone applications, including computers, routers, printers, HDTVs, Blu-ray players, game consoles, ATMs, security systems and digital signage equipment.
Allows Time to Back Up Critical Files During a Blackout
Backup support allows you to work through short power failures and gives you enough time to safely save files and shut down your system in case of a prolonged blackout. Backup time varies according to load, but the BC350 should keep an energy-efficient desktop computer with small LCD monitor powered as long as 13 minutes. During normal operation, incoming utility power keeps the replaceable internal battery fully charged, so backup power will always be available.
6 NEMA 5-15R Outlets Protect Your Connected Components
Three 5-15R outlets provide battery backup and surge protection for your computer, monitor and other crucial component. The other three 5-15R outlets provide surge suppression only for printers, speakers and other desktop equipment regarded as non-essential during a blackout. Each outlet offers wide spacing to accommodate bulky transformer plugs. A high >98% line mode efficiency rating reduces BTU emissions, energy consumption and, ultimately, your energy costs.
316 Joules Fight Back Against Unexpected Power Surges
A 316-joule surge suppression rating protects connected components from the harmful effects of power surges.
Combats Electromagnetic Interference That Can Harm Equipment
Various electromagnetic and radio sources found in virtually every home and business can cause disruptive interference on the AC line. Known as EMI (electromagnetic interference) and RFI (radio frequency interference), this line noise is a common cause of performance problems and can lead to incremental hardware damage, data corruption and audio/video transmission problems. The BC350 incorporates technology that filters out disruptive line noise so that it won't affect your equipment.
Home-Friendly Alarm and Diagnostic LEDs Keep You Informed 24/7
The UPS remains silent in both line and battery backup modes. The alarm sounds only to warn you of a low battery or fault condition. A front-panel green LED indicates line/battery mode status, overloads and low/replace battery alert.
| PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS | |
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| Plug/Connector Type | NEMA 5-15P |
| Receptacle Type | NEMA 5-15R |
| Receptacle Detail | 3 x NEMA 5-15R |
| Load Capacity (VA) | 350 VA |
| Load Capacity (Watt) | 210 W |
| Input Voltage | 120 V AC |
| Input Current | 15 A |
| Output Voltage | 120 V AC |
| Backup/Run Time (Full Load) | 2 Minute |
| Backup/Run Time (Half Load) | 7 Minute |
| Typical Battery Recharge Time | 4 Hour |
| Height | 3" (76.20 mm) |
| Width | 10.50" (266.70 mm) |
| Depth | 5" (127 mm) |
| Form Factor | Mini Desktop |
| Weight (Approximate) | 7.70 lb (3492.66 g) |
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| Country of Origin | Vietnam |
| Limited Warranty | 3 Year |
Technical specifications
How long it'll keep your equipment up.
Manufacturer-specified runtime at typical loads. Real-world figures depend on battery age, ambient temperature, and load profile.
Estimate based on manufacturer-specified runtime curve. Real-world runtime varies with battery age, ambient temperature, and load profile.
Before you order
How do I know this UPS will run my equipment?
Add up the wattage draw of every device you'll plug in (servers, switches, monitors). The UPS's wattage rating — not VA — is the number that matters. Aim for the UPS to run at 60–70% of capacity at full load: this gives headroom for inrush current and a meaningful runtime margin. Email us your equipment list; we'll respond within one business day with sizing guidance.
What's covered by the warranty, and how long does it last?
New units carry the warranty coverage stated by the manufacturer; see the product listing or manufacturer documentation for the applicable terms. Refurbished units are covered by the 1-year UPSPLUSBATTERY warranty handled in Canada.
Can I extend runtime beyond what's shown above?
Many Smart-UPS-class models accept an external battery pack (XBP) connected to the rear battery port. If this UPS shows "Extended Runtime Capable: Yes" in the spec grid above, an XBP is supported. Compatible XBPs and the runtime gain they deliver vary by model — contact us if you don't see the right XBP in our catalogue.