Tripp Lite BC350 Ups Battery Backup 350VA 180W

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE BC350 is a standby uninterruptible power supply (UPS) rated at 350VA and 180 watts, designed to protect desktop computers, monitors, and peripherals from power outages, surges, and voltage fluctuations. When utility power fails, the BC350 switches to battery backup, giving connected equipment time for a controlled shutdown or short-term continued operation. This unit is built for desktop workstation environments and is a common choice for IT support staff, facilities technicians, and service professionals protecting sensitive electronics at job sites or office installations.

The BC350 is suited for residential and light commercial applications where desktop PCs, Macs, and associated peripherals require short-duration battery support during power interruptions. Its compact desktop form factor makes it easy to position at a workstation without rack infrastructure. Typical installations include office workstations, point-of-sale terminals, and small server-adjacent equipment setups where a brief battery window is sufficient to prevent data loss or hardware damage from sudden power loss.

Key Features

• 350VA and 180W capacity supports desktop PCs, Macs, and connected peripherals
• Standby UPS topology switches to battery backup automatically during outages
• Surge and voltage protection safeguards equipment from power anomalies
• Compact desktop form factor requires no rack mounting
• Designed for single-unit deployment straight out of box with a quantity of one per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style battery backup solution for desktop PC and Mac workstations requiring standby UPS protection in residential or light commercial settings.

Installation Notes

Installation of a standby UPS unit is typically performed by IT technicians or qualified electricians familiar with low-voltage power distribution. Before connecting or servicing the unit, power down all attached equipment and verify the wall outlet is properly grounded. Follow applicable NEC guidelines for surge-protective device installations. Do not connect loads that exceed the rated wattage or VA capacity of the unit.