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Vertiv CPQ-806213-05 Liebert APS Uninterruptible Power Supply

Overview

The Vertiv CPQ-806213-05 is a Liebert APS series UPS designed for commercial and enterprise power protection environments where input flexibility and reliable power switching matter. Built around a 200–240V input range with a 32A current draw, this unit targets demanding deployments — data closets, surveillance infrastructure rooms, and distributed rack environments — where a stable, protected power source is non-negotiable. The left-rear power entry and included 10ft (3m) cable are deliberate design decisions that influence how this unit integrates into a rack or wall-mount installation, so plan your cable routing before commissioning.

The CPQ-806213-05 (often searched as CPQ 806213 05) supports both 50Hz and 60Hz mains, making it viable across North American and international installations without requiring a separate frequency-specific model.

Key Features

• 200–240V Wide Input Range: Accepting the full 200–240V band means this unit accommodates both standard North American 208V three-phase-derived feeds and international 230/240V single-phase supplies. If your facility runs 208V from a PDU or 240V from a dedicated branch circuit, this unit handles both without adjustment — fewer SKUs to stock for mixed-voltage sites.
• 32A Input Current Draw: At 32A, this unit requires a dedicated 40A-rated circuit breaker on the upstream panel (NEC 80% continuous load rule). Factor this into your electrical pre-work; a shared 30A circuit is undersized and will trip under load. Coordinate with your facilities team before installation.
• Breaker/Switch Combination: The integrated breaker/switch combination provides both overcurrent protection and a local disconnect in a single mechanism. This eliminates the need for a separate inline breaker in the circuit — useful in space-constrained rack environments where every U counts and panel space is at a premium.
• 50/60Hz Frequency Support: Dual-frequency compatibility means the CPQ-806213-05 can be deployed on either 50Hz or 60Hz mains without hardware modification. For integrators provisioning security or surveillance infrastructure across multiple regions or importing into international facilities, this removes a significant compatibility barrier.
• Left-Rear Power Entry: Power enters from the left rear of the unit. In a structured rack installation, this keeps the power cable clear of front-panel access and right-side cable management channels. Confirm your rack's cable routing configuration before finalizing mount position — a right-entry expectation will require cable re-routing.
• 10ft (3m) Power Cable Included: The factory-included 10ft cable provides enough reach for most standard rack-to-PDU or rack-to-wall-outlet runs without requiring a custom cable order. If your nearest power source is more than 10ft away, plan for an appropriate extension or relocate the power feed before installation day.
• Single Input Configuration: With one input, the CPQ-806213-05 is a straightforward single-feed design. There is no dual-input redundancy here — if your uptime requirements demand dual-feed protection, evaluate whether a redundant-input model in the Liebert APS line better fits the application.

Integration and Compatibility

The CPQ-806213-05 integrates into standard rack environments as a power infrastructure component within the Vertiv Liebert APS product line. For surveillance and security infrastructure deployments, this type of UPS power protection unit sits upstream of network switches, NVRs, and camera PoE infrastructure — protecting the entire downstream stack from mains fluctuations and outages. When planning power budgets for a network video recorder deployment or a dense PoE switch environment, account for the 32A draw at the panel level and ensure the branch circuit is rated accordingly. Consult a power planning guide for load calculations before sizing your UPS to the downstream device count.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What input voltage does the CPQ-806213-05 require?

A: The CPQ-806213-05 accepts 200–240V input at 50 or 60Hz, making it compatible with both North American 208V feeds and international 230/240V supplies.

Q: What circuit breaker size does the CPQ-806213-05 require?

A: With a 32A continuous input draw, NEC 80% continuous load rules require a minimum 40A-rated dedicated branch circuit. Do not connect to a shared or undersized 30A circuit.

Q: Does the CPQ-806213-05 support dual-input redundancy?

A: No. The CPQ-806213-05 has a single input configuration. For dual-feed redundancy, evaluate other models in the Liebert APS series.

Q: Where is the power entry located on the CPQ-806213-05?

A: Power enters from the left rear of the unit. Plan cable routing accordingly during rack installation to avoid conflicts with front-panel access or right-side cable management.

Q: What power cable is included with the CPQ-806213-05?

A: A 10ft (3m) power cable is included from the factory, suitable for most standard rack-to-PDU or rack-to-wall runs.

Q: Is the CPQ-806213-05 compatible with 50Hz and 60Hz mains?

A: Yes. The unit supports both 50Hz and 60Hz input frequencies without hardware modification, supporting North American and international deployments.

Eden Phillips

When I spec the CPQ-806213-05 for a project, the first thing I confirm is the upstream panel: 32A continuous draw means you need a 40A dedicated breaker — full stop. That's a facilities coordination item that has to happen before the unit ever arrives on-site, and skipping it is the most common installation delay I see on UPS deployments of this class.

Technical Highlights:

• 200–240V Input Flexibility: The broad input range covers 208V three-phase-derived feeds common in commercial data closets and 240V single-phase branch circuits — one model handles both without needing a step-up or step-down transformer in the circuit.
• Integrated Breaker/Switch Combination: Having overcurrent protection and a local disconnect in the same mechanism saves panel space and eliminates a separate inline breaker — meaningful in a fully loaded rack where every component's footprint is accounted for.
• 50/60Hz Dual Frequency: Integrators deploying into international facilities or mixed-frequency campus environments can stock a single SKU rather than maintaining separate 50Hz and 60Hz inventory — a practical procurement advantage on multi-site rollouts.

Deployment Considerations:

• Left-rear power entry is the detail most installers miss on first read — confirm your rack's cable management layout before mounting. If the adjacent bay has right-side vertical cable managers, the left-rear entry may conflict with your intended routing.
• Single-input design is a genuine limitation for high-availability environments. If the application demands power path redundancy (dual utility feeds or generator backup with automatic transfer), the CPQ-806213-05 is not the right fit — look further up the Liebert APS line for dual-input models.

The CPQ-806213-05 is well-suited for commercial security infrastructure rooms — think a mid-size surveillance head-end with an NVR stack, PoE switches, and network gear on a single protected feed — where a 200–240V, 32A single-input UPS covers the load and the integrated breaker/switch keeps the installation clean.