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Black rectangular UPS with eight NEMA outlets and USB port

APC

APC BE650G1 Back-UPS 650 VA 390 W 8 Outlet UPS

SKU CH-NVFW-80MYW MPN BE650G1

Eight-outlet UPS delivers 390 watts of battery backup and 340-joule surge protection with USB monitoring and Ethernet data-line protection

  • International Version120V
  • Input Voltage Range90 - 140V
  • Input Frequency50/60 Hz
  • VA Rating650 VA
  • Watts390 Watts
  • Output Voltage120V

VA 650 VA

  • 390 Watt capacity keeps essential devices running during outages
  • 8 total outlets provide battery backup and surge protection
  • USB interface enables power management software connectivity
  • RJ-45 Ethernet protection safeguards network equipment from surges
  • 340 Joule surge rating absorbs damaging power spikes

Desktop battery backup for home offices

The APC BE650G1 is a 650 VA, 390 watt uninterruptible power supply designed for desktop computers, networking gear and peripherals. It provides battery runtime of one to thirty minutes depending on load, giving time to save work and shut down safely during outages.

Verify voltage and outlet needs before ordering

This unit requires a 120 V NEMA 5-15P wall receptacle and operates within a 90 to 140 V input range at 50 or 60 Hz. It offers four battery-backup outlets and four surge-only outlets, plus RJ-45 Ethernet surge protection and a USB management port. Maximum input current is 12 A.

Replaces the earlier BE650G model

The BE650G1 supersedes the previous BE650G with the same 650 VA rating and 340 joule surge energy rating. Upgrading is worthwhile when the older unit’s battery no longer holds charge, when USB monitoring is needed, or when additional surge-only outlets are required for newer peripherals.

Highlights

  • 390 Watt capacity keeps essential devices running during outages
  • 8 total outlets provide battery backup and surge protection
  • USB interface enables power management software connectivity
  • RJ-45 Ethernet protection safeguards network equipment from surges
  • 340 Joule surge rating absorbs damaging power spikes

Specifications

BrandAPC
SeriesBack-UPS
ModelBE650G1
International Version120V
Input Voltage Range90 - 140V
Input Frequency50/60 Hz
VA Rating650 VA
Watts390 Watts
Output Voltage120V
Outlets8
Outlet Type4 x NEMA 5-15R (Battery Backup)
4 x NEMA 5-15R (Surge Protection)
Battery TypeSealed Lead Acid
Battery Run Time1 - 30 minutes
Battery Recharge Time24 hours
AlarmsAlarm when on battery, distinctive low battery alarm
Interface PortUSB
ApprovalsCSA C22.2 No. 107.1,FCC Part 15 Class B,FCC Part 68,NOM,TUV-C,UL 1778
Data Line ProtectionRJ-45 Ethernet
Surge Energy Rating340 Joules
FeaturesInput Connection: NEMA 5-15P
Cord Length: 5.0 Feet
Maximum Input Current: 12A
Color: Black
Units per Pallet: 100.00
Filtering: Full time multi-pole noise filtering, 5% IEEE surge let-through, zero clamping response time, meets UL 1449
Control panel: LED status display with On Line, On Battery, Replace Battery and Building Wiring Fault
Dimensions13.64 lbs.
Weight11.20" x 7.10" x 3.40"
Shipping weight6.58 kg
Package size386 × 236 × 130 mm

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Questions about this item

What comes in the box with the BE650G1 and do I need to buy a battery or cable separately?

The unit ships with a sealed lead-acid battery already installed, a 5.0-foot NEMA 5-15P input cord and a USB cable for monitoring software. No extra battery or cable purchase is required.

Should I choose the 650 VA model or a higher-capacity unit for my desktop and monitor?

The BE650G1 delivers 390 watts from its four battery-backup outlets. Add the power draws of your PC and monitor; if the total stays below 390 watts this model is sufficient, otherwise select a higher-wattage UPS.

What does the 390-watt rating mean when the UPS is powering my PC during an outage?

It is the maximum real power the four battery-backup outlets can supply. As long as the connected load remains under 390 watts the UPS will keep those devices running for the rated 1 to 30 minutes depending on load.

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