P80-800 vs CyberPower PR750RT2UC
The Xtreme Power P80-800 and CyberPower PR750RT2UC are 120V pure sine wave line-interactive 2U rack/tower UPS with AVR and eight 5-15R outlets. They deliver comparable real watts (720 W vs 750 W); the P80-800 is the TAA-compliant alternative in a lighter chassis (29.3 vs 43.2 lb) with an optional maintenance bypass and wall/2-post mounting.
What the P80-800 brings
- TAA compliant for federal and regulated procurement (the standard PR750RT2UC is not TAA).
- 29.3 lb vs 43.2 lb — roughly 14 lb lighter.
- Optional XBDM maintenance bypass for service without dropping the load (CyberPower: none).
- Tower, wall, 2-post and 4-post mounting (CyberPower: rack / tower).
- Up to 99% ECO-mode efficiency and a 3-year UPS & battery warranty.
Side-by-side specifications
| Specification | Xtreme Power P80-800 | CyberPower PR750RT2UC | Advantage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rated capacity | 800 VA / 720 W | 750 VA / 750 W | Comparable watts; P80 higher VA, CyberPower approx 30 W more |
| UPS topology | Line-interactive, AVR, sine wave | Line-interactive, AVR, sine wave | Equivalent protection |
| Output receptacles | (8) NEMA 5-15R | (8) NEMA 5-15R | Identical |
| Weight | 29.3 lb | 43.2 lb | P80 approx 14 lb lighter |
| Dimensions (W×D×H) | 17.2 × 16.1 × 3.5 in (depth incl. bezel) | 17.1 × 16.2 × 3.4 in | Comparable depth |
| Input cord | 6 ft, NEMA 5-15P | 10 ft, NEMA 5-15P | Both 15 A; CyberPower longer cord |
| Extended runtime | No — internal battery only | No — internal battery only (PR-XL series required) | Both internal-only at this tier |
| Maintenance bypass | Optional XBDM module | None | P80 serviceable without downtime |
| Communications | USB, RS-232, optional Web/SNMP | USB, Serial, optional RMCARD205 + built-in cloud | CyberPower adds built-in cloud + $400k CEG |
| Efficiency | Up to 99% ECO mode | GreenPower / Energy Star | Comparable high-efficiency modes |
| TAA compliance | Yes | No (standard model) | P80 TAA for federal / regulated |
| Warranty | 3-yr UPS & battery | 3-yr UPS & battery | Both 3-year |
Both are 750-class line-interactive AVR pure sine UPS with eight 5-15R outlets and comparable real watts (720 W vs 750 W). At this tier both are internal-battery only. The P80-800 leads on TAA compliance, a lighter chassis (29.3 vs 43.2 lb), an optional maintenance bypass, and mounting flexibility; the PR750RT2UC adds built-in cloud monitoring and a $400k connected-equipment guarantee. Confirm CyberPower specifications against current CyberPower documentation.
Choosing between them
Choose the P80-800 when you need TAA compliance, a lighter unit, a maintenance bypass, or wall/2-post mounting. The PR750RT2UC fits sites that want built-in cloud monitoring out of the box and the connected-equipment guarantee. If you need more headroom, step up to the P80-1100.
Choose the P80-800 if you need
- TAA-compliant procurement
- A lighter chassis (29.3 lb)
- A maintenance bypass for in-place service
- Wall or 2-post mounting in branch / IDF closets
The PR750RT2UC may fit if you need
- Built-in cloud monitoring out of the box
- A $400,000 connected-equipment guarantee
- Lowest acquisition cost where TAA is not required
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