P80g-5000 vs CyberPower OL5KRTHD
The Xtreme Power P80g-5000 and CyberPower OL5KRTHD are both high-capacity 208 V rack/tower UPS for IT, network, and light industrial loads — but at different topology tiers: the P80g-5000 is line-interactive (higher efficiency in stable environments) while the OL5KRTHD is online double-conversion (continuous conditioning). The P80g differentiates on depth, weight, outlet flexibility, and TAA.
What the P80g-5000 brings
- Shallower rack depth (24.6 in vs 28.3 in)
- Lighter system weight (78.5 lb vs 92.4 lb)
- Greater output receptacle flexibility (IEC + locking options)
- Higher line-interactive efficiency in stable power environments
- Built-in TAA compliance for regulated procurement
Side-by-side specifications
| Specification | Xtreme Power P80g-5000 | CyberPower OL5KRTHD | Advantage |
|---|---|---|---|
| UPS capacity (208V) | 5000 VA / 4500 W | 4850 VA / 4850 W | CyberPower – higher usable watts |
| Topology | Line-interactive with AVR | Online double-conversion | Different classes: online = more conditioning, line-interactive = higher efficiency |
| Form factor | Rack / tower convertible | Rack / tower convertible | Equivalent installation flexibility |
| Rack depth | 24.6 in | 28.3 in | P80g – shallower depth |
| Weight | 78.5 lb | 92.4 lb | P80g – lighter system |
| Input line cord | 6 ft, L6-30P | 10 ft, L6-30P | Comparable |
| Output receptacles | (1) C19 + (8) C13 (+ optional) | (2) L6-20R + (2) L6-30R | P80g – greater configuration flexibility |
| Hot-swappable batteries | Yes | Yes | Serviceable without shutdown |
| Warranty | 3-yr electronics / 3-yr battery | 3-yr electronics / 3-yr battery | Equivalent standard coverage |
| TAA compliance | Yes | No | P80g – federal / regulated eligible |
| Regulatory listings | CE, RoHS | UL / cUL, ENERGY STAR, RoHS | CyberPower adds UL/cUL and ENERGY STAR |
Specifications from Xtreme Power’s supplied P80g-5000 vs CyberPower OL5KRTHD comparison; based on publicly available manufacturer data. These sit at different topology tiers: the CyberPower is online double-conversion (more continuous conditioning, higher rated watts, UL-listed) while the P80g-5000 is line-interactive (higher efficiency in stable environments, shallower, lighter, TAA).
Choosing between them
These are different protection classes: the OL5KRTHD’s online topology suits unstable power and delivers higher rated watts with UL/cUL listing; the line-interactive P80g-5000 leads on efficiency, depth, weight, outlet flexibility, and TAA in stable environments. Match the topology to your utility conditions first.
Choose the P80g-5000 if you need
- Stable utility environments prioritizing efficiency
- Racks needing a shallower, lighter UPS
- IEC outlet flexibility for mixed loads
- Federally funded / TAA-restricted procurement
The OL5KRTHD may fit if you need
- Unstable power requiring online double-conversion
- Higher rated real-power needs (4850 W)
- UL/cUL-listed, CyberPower-standardized deployments
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