Depends on the unit- there is a twist lock 20 amp 120v NEMA plug, but that's very unlikely to be what's going on here. You probably need a 30 amp outlet at 240 volts, but be aware of what voltage this specific UPS runs on. If it's 208, you may not be able to use it at all. If it's 240, you can get an outlet installed to power it.
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Only question I have is: The fuck? Why is there so many standards and different outlet types?
As someone Living in Germany we have exactly one for basically everything.
With the only exceptions being higher current industrial uses in single and 3 phase. and they are also the same among themself only in 16-32 and for 3phase in 64 and 128A variants.
That picture is madness.
So you have 'exactly one' and then proceed to describe 4 others that you also have...ok...
CEE form connectors 16A and 32A. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEC_60309
Input to the UPS, depending on the capacity can be 16A or 32A, Single phase.
Output is usually 16A CEE form to the Power Distribution Unit. (PDU)
Unlikely you can use this for the home.
RTFM