Standby UPS Comparison for Desktop, POS, and Small IT Deployments
Both the Xtreme Power A60-850 and the Tripp Lite ECO850LCD from Tripp Lite are standby (offline) UPS systems designed to provide battery backup and basic power protection for desktop electronics, network devices, and small office equipment.
While both operate in the 850VA class and share a similar desktop or wall-mount form factor, meaningful differences appear in usable power capacity, USB charging capability, physical weight, compliance, and suitability for commercial and government deployments.
For environments where higher usable wattage, lighter weight, and procurement requirements matter, the A60-850 delivers clear advantages.
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Key Differentiators at a Glance
- Higher usable real power (500W vs 425W)
- Integrated USB charging port for mobile devices
- Lighter weight for easier handling and mounting
- TAA compliance for government and regulated procurement
- Comparable recharge time, display, and warranty coverage
850VA Feature Comparison
| Feature | Xtreme Power A60-850 | Tripp Lite ECO850LCD | A60-850 Advantage |
| UPS Topology | Standby (Offline) | Standby (Offline) | Equivalent protection class |
| Rated Capacity (VA / Watts) | 850VA / 500W | 850VA / 425W | Higher usable real power |
| Form Factor / Mounting | Desktop or wall-mount | Desktop or wall-mount | Equivalent flexibility |
| Outlet Configuration | 10 total (5 battery + surge, 5 surge-only) | 12 total (6 battery + surge, 6 surge-only) | Tripp Lite offers more outlets |
| Display | Touchscreen LCD | Touchscreen LCD | Equivalent user interface |
| USB Charging Port | Yes – dedicated USB charging | No – USB for communication only | Supports charging mobile devices |
| Recharge Time | ~8 hours to 90% | ~8 hours to 90% | Equivalent recovery time |
| Dimensions (W × D × H) | 6.2 × 12 × 3.7 in | 5.1 × 12.2 × 3.6 in | Comparable footprint |
| Weight | Lighter design | Heavier design | Easier installation and handling |
| TAA Compliance | Yes | No | Eligible for regulated procurement |
| Warranty | 3-year UPS & battery | 3-year UPS & battery | Equivalent coverage |
Where the A60-850 Excels
- Desktop and workstation protection requiring higher usable wattage
- POS systems and peripheral-heavy environments
- Commercial and enterprise installations
- Government, education, and regulated procurement requiring TAA compliance
- Locations benefiting from integrated USB charging
When the Tripp Lite ECO850LCD May Be a Fit
- Environments needing a higher number of total outlets
- Basic office or home electronics protection
- Installations standardized on legacy Tripp Lite desktop UPS platforms
Who Should Choose Which?
Choose Xtreme Power A60-850 if you need:
- Higher usable power in the 850VA class
- Integrated USB charging for phones or accessories
- A lighter UPS for easier wall or desktop installation
- TAA compliance for public-sector or regulated environments
Choose Tripp Lite ECO850LCD if you need:
- A higher number of total outlets
- Basic standby UPS protection
- Alignment with existing Tripp Lite desktop deployments
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