JX-200 vs NXT Integrity 240VA (NPT240-N)
The Xtreme Power JX-200 and NXT Integrity 240VA (NPT240-N) are transformer-based power conditioners that protect sensitive electronics from electrical noise, spikes, and transients through isolation conditioning. They are not UPS systems and provide no battery backup. The Integrity 240VA supports a higher VA load; the JX-200 differentiates with a toroidal isolation transformer and an ultra-low-profile 1.25 in enclosure for installations where vertical clearance and mounting flexibility matter.
What the JX-200 brings
- Ultra-low-profile enclosure (1.25 in vs 4.3 in)
- Toroidal isolation transformer (smaller and lighter)
- Flexible mounting: wall, rack, counter, or under-counter
- Mounting hardware included as standard
Side-by-side specifications
| Specification | Xtreme Power JX-200 | NXT Integrity 240VA (NPT240-N) | Advantage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transformer technology | Toroidal isolation transformer | E-I isolation transformer | JX – smaller, lighter toroidal |
| Rated capacity | 200 VA | 240 VA | NXT – higher capacity (240 vs 200 VA) |
| Input / output voltage | 120 VAC | 120 VAC | Equivalent |
| Surge & noise protection | Surge suppression + noise filtering | Surge diversion + noise filtering | Equivalent protection |
| Form factor / mounting | Wall, rack, counter, under-counter (hardware included) | Tabletop; wall-mount available | JX – more mounting options, hardware included |
| Overall height | 1.25 in | 4.3 in | JX – ultra-low profile (1.25 vs 4.3 in) |
| Certifications | UL, cUL, RoHS | UL, cUL, RoHS | Equivalent compliance |
| Warranty | 5 years | 5 years | Equivalent coverage |
Specifications from Xtreme Power’s JX-200 vs NXT Integrity 240VA comparison; confirm against current vendor documentation. Both are power conditioners, not UPS systems (no battery backup).
Choosing between them
The JX-200 leads on enclosure height, transformer size and weight, and mounting flexibility; the Integrity 240VA supports a higher VA load and suits tabletop installs with adequate clearance. Surge and noise protection, certifications, and warranty are equivalent.
Choose the JX-200 if you need
- An ultra-thin power conditioner for space-constrained installs
- Flexible mounting options included as standard
- A toroidal isolation transformer with reduced size and weight
- Clean isolation and noise filtering in a shallow enclosure
The NXT Integrity 240VA may fit if you need
- Higher VA capacity for more demanding loads (240 VA)
- A tabletop-style isolation power conditioner
- Alignment with existing NXT Integrity installations
Frequently asked questions
Both are transformer-based isolation power conditioners with surge suppression and noise filtering, not UPS systems (no battery). The Integrity supports a higher 240 VA load; the JX-200 uses a toroidal transformer in an ultra-low-profile 1.25 in enclosure with flexible mounting.
Toroidal isolation transformers are smaller, lighter, and run with lower stray magnetic fields than equivalent E-I designs, which is what lets the JX-200 fit a 1.25 in enclosure suitable for under-counter and kiosk installs.
The NXT Integrity 240VA supports up to 240 VA versus the JX-200’s 200 VA. If your load exceeds 200 VA the Integrity is the better fit; for loads within 200 VA where height and mounting matter, the JX-200’s form factor is the advantage.
No. The JX-200 is a power conditioner that filters noise and suppresses surges through isolation; it does not provide battery backup. For backup power, pair it with a UPS or choose a UPS platform.
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