V70-700 vs CyberPower OR700LCDRM1U
Both deliver 700 VA, 120 V line-interactive protection in a shallow 1U chassis for AV, network, and security applications, and both are close to 9 inches deep. Depth is a match here, so the differences that matter are usable wattage, battery capacity, receptacle coverage, wall mounting, and TAA procurement readiness.
What the V70-700 brings
- Higher usable wattage (700 VA / 420 W vs 700 VA / 400 W)
- More battery capacity (120 Wh vs 108 Wh)
- Longer runtime at full load (4.5 min @ 420 W vs 3 min @ 400 W)
- All six receptacles battery-backed (the OR700 backs four of six)
- Wall mounting included (the OR700 is rack or tower only)
- TAA-compliant as standard, without a separate part number
700 VA short-depth 1U UPS comparison
| Specification | Xtreme Power V70-700 | CyberPower OR700LCDRM1U | Advantage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Topology | Line-interactive with AVR | Line-interactive with AVR | Comparable AVR protection |
| Capacity | 700 VA / 420 W | 700 VA / 400 W | V70 – higher usable wattage |
| Battery | (2) 6V 10Ah, 120 Wh | (2) 6V 9Ah, 108 Wh | V70 – more stored energy |
| Runtime (full load) | 4.5 min @ 420 W | 3 min @ 400 W | V70 – longer runtime |
| Runtime (half load) | 13 min @ 210 W | 11 min @ 200 W | V70 – longer runtime |
| Output receptacles | (6) NEMA 5-15R, all battery-backed | (6) NEMA 5-15R; 4 battery-backed, 2 surge only | V70 – full battery coverage |
| Form factor / mounting | 1U rack, wall, or tower (brackets included) | 1U rack or tower convertible; no wall mount | V70 – wall-mount ready |
| Power cord | 10 ft, right-angle 5-15P | 10 ft, right-angle 5-15P | Parity |
| Dimensions (W×D×H) | 17.2 × 9.2 × 1.73 in (1U) | 17.1 × 9.25 × 1.75 in (1U) | Practically identical footprint |
| Communications | USB (HID), RS-232, optional Web/SNMP | USB (HID), RS-232, optional Web/SNMP | Feature parity |
| Surge / line protection | Standard | Standard | Comparable |
| TAA compliance | TAA-compliant as standard | Standard SKU not TAA; separate TAA models offered | V70 – TAA without a separate part number |
| Connected equipment policy | $25,000 | $300,000 | CyberPower – higher coverage limit |
| Warranty | 3 years (electronics & battery) | 3 years | Similar |
Specifications from the Xtreme Power V70-700 vs CyberPower OR700LCDRM1U comparison datasheet; confirm against current vendor documentation. Depth is effectively identical between these two units. CyberPower carries a higher connected-equipment policy limit. Runtime figures are approximate and vary with battery age, temperature, and load.
Choosing between them
A close match on footprint – both are shallow 1U line-interactive units with AVR at roughly 9 inches deep, so depth alone will not decide this one. The V70-700 edges ahead on usable wattage, battery capacity, runtime, receptacle coverage, wall mounting, and standard TAA compliance. CyberPower counters with a larger connected-equipment policy and an established management ecosystem.
Choose the V70-700 if you need
- Higher usable wattage (420 W) and more battery (120 Wh)
- Every receptacle backed by battery, not just four
- Wall mounting in addition to rack and tower
- TAA compliance without ordering a separate part number
The OR700LCDRM1U may fit if you need
- A larger connected-equipment protection policy
- Standardization on CyberPower / PowerPanel management
- An existing CyberPower deployment standard
V70-700 vs OR700LCDRM1U: common questions
What is the Xtreme Power alternative to the CyberPower OR700LCDRM1U?
The V70-700. Both are 700 VA, 120 V line-interactive 1U UPS about 9 inches deep. The V70-700 adds 20 W, more battery energy (120 Wh vs 108 Wh), battery backup on all six outlets, wall mounting and standard TAA compliance.
How does runtime compare?
At full load the V70-700 runs about 4.5 minutes at 420 W against 3 minutes at 400 W for the OR700LCDRM1U. At half load it runs about 13 minutes at 210 W against 11 minutes at 200 W.
Are all the outlets battery-backed?
On the V70-700, yes: all six. The OR700LCDRM1U backs four of its six; the other two are surge-only.
Is either TAA compliant?
The V70-700 is TAA compliant as standard. CyberPower sells TAA versions under separate part numbers; the standard OR700LCDRM1U is not TAA.
What warranty and protection come with each?
Both carry a 3-year warranty. The V70 includes a $25,000 connected-equipment policy; CyberPower lists $300,000 for the OR700LCDRM1U.
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Xtreme Power supports specification, procurement planning, and design-in for shallow racks, AV systems, retail, and distributed IT. The V70 ships January 2027.