Apc BE700G3 Back-ups 700VA 120V 6-outlet Ups

Product Description

The APC BE700G3 is a 700VA uninterruptible power supply (UPS) designed to protect connected equipment from power outages, voltage fluctuations, and surges. Operating at 120 volts, it delivers battery backup and surge protection to keep critical loads running during a power interruption or allow for a safe, controlled shutdown. The unit provides six outlets, supporting a mix of battery-backed and surge-only receptacles. Electricians, IT personnel, and facilities technicians install these units to protect sensitive electronics, control systems, and low-voltage equipment in both residential and light commercial settings.

The BE700G3 is suited for residential and small commercial applications where continuous uptime or graceful shutdown of computers, networking gear, point-of-sale systems, or building automation equipment is required. It is a compact, wall-outlet-compatible unit that fits server closets, workstations, and equipment racks without requiring dedicated electrical infrastructure beyond a standard 120-volt circuit.

Key Features

• 700VA battery backup capacity supports connected loads through short outages or allows safe shutdown
• 120-volt input compatible with standard North American electrical circuits
• Six outlets provide flexible load distribution across protected and surge-only receptacles
• Integrated surge protection guards connected equipment against voltage spikes
• Compact form factor suits installations in tight equipment spaces without additional mounting hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install UPS for residential and light commercial applications requiring 120-volt battery backup with a 700VA capacity rating.

Installation Notes

The BE700G3 is typically installed by electricians or qualified IT and facilities technicians. Connect the unit to a dedicated or appropriately rated 120-volt outlet before attaching any loads. Do not overload the unit beyond its rated VA capacity, as this can reduce battery runtime or damage connected equipment. Follow NEC guidelines for UPS installation in commercial environments, and ensure the unit is placed in a well-ventilated area away from heat sources or direct moisture exposure.