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CyberPower AVR CP1200AVR 1200VA UPS (CP1200AVR)
1200VA/720W - 12 Minute Half Load - 4 x NEMA 5-15R - Battery/Surge-protected, 4 x NEMA 5-15R - Surge-protected
Description
The CyberPower Systems CP1200AVR UPS offers advanced power protection in a sleek and rugged tower. Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) ensures that all your electronics are receiving clean and stable AC power. Designed for mid-level to upper-level computer systems, the CP1200AVR guards against surges/spikes, and also offers battery backup in the event of brownouts or total power loss. If your PC is unattended, PowerPanel PE Power Management software will automatically save and close open files and also shutdown the computer system in an intelligent and orderly manner. The CP1200AVR also has full dataline protection: RJ11/RJ45 (phone, fax, Ethernet, network, DSL) and RG-6 coax (DSS, cable modem, satellite, cable TV). The convenient tower designs allows for placement on the floor, inside a workstation cabinet, or directly on the desktop. Surge-Only outlets are perfect for the addition of peripherals such as monitors, printers, scanners, iPods, or CD/DVD players.
Main Features
Package Contents
General Information
| Product Type | Line-interactive UPS |
| Product Series | AVR |
| Brand Name | CyberPower |
| Manufacturer | CyberPower Systems, Inc |
| Product Model | CP1200AVR |
| Product Name | AVR CP1200AVR 1200VA UPS |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CP1200AVR |
| Manufacturer Website Address | www.cyberpowersystems.com |
| Marketing Information | The CyberPower Systems CP1200AVR UPS offers advanced power protection in a sleek and rugged tower. Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) ensures that all your electronics are receiving clean and stable AC power. Designed for mid-level to upper-level computer systems, the CP1200AVR guards against surges/spikes, and also offers battery backup in the event of brownouts or total power loss. If your PC is unattended, PowerPanel PE Power Management software will automatically save and close open files and also shutdown the computer system in an intelligent and orderly manner. The CP1200AVR also has full dataline protection: RJ11/RJ45 (phone, fax, Ethernet, network, DSL) and RG-6 coax (DSS, cable modem, satellite, cable TV). The convenient tower designs allows for placement on the floor, inside a workstation cabinet, or directly on the desktop. Surge-Only outlets are perfect for the addition of peripherals such as monitors, printers, scanners, iPods, or CD/DVD players. |
Technical Information
| Receptacles | 4 x NEMA 5-15R - Surge-protected |
| Plug/Connector Type | NEMA 5-15P |
| Dataline Protection | Type F Connector Coaxial Cable Line |
| Switching Time | 4 ms |
Power Description
| Circuit Breaker | 15 A |
| Input Voltage Range | 90 V AC to 140 V AC Single-phase |
| Filtering | EMI/RFI |
| Frequency | 59 to 61 Hz Output |
| Load Capacity | 1.20 kVA/720 W |
| Surge Energy Rating | 1.1 kJ |
| Waveform Type | Simulated Sine Wave |
| Input Voltage | 110 V AC |
| Voltage Handling | 5% % |
| Output Voltage | 120 V AC Single-phase |
Management
| Alarm | Overload |
| Bypass Switch | Not Provided |
| Emergency Power OFF | No |
| Overload Protection |
Controls/Indicators
| Status Indicators |
Interfaces/Ports
| Interfaces/Ports | 1 x USB |
Battery Information
| Batteries | 2 x Maintenance-free Sealed Lead Acid User-replaceable Hot-swappable |
| Backup/Run Time | 0.20 Hour 360 W Half Load |
| Battery Life | 26297.44 Hour to 52594.88 Hour |
| Battery Recharge Time | 8 Hour |
Environmental Conditions
| Altitude | 0 m to 15240 m Non-operating |
| Humidity | 0 to 95% Non-condensing Non-operating |
| Temperature | 5°F (-15°C) to 113°F (45°C) Non-operating |
Physical Characteristics
| Color | Black |
| Form Factor | Tower |
| Power Cord/Cable | 1.83 m |
| Dimensions | 248 mm Height x 102 mm Width x 337 mm Depth |
| Weight (Approximate) | 11 kg |
Miscellaneous
| Country of Origin | China |
| Certifications & Standards | |
| Package Contents | |
| Software Included | PowerPanel PE |
| Additional Information |
Warranty
| Additional Warranty Information | |
| Parts Warranty/Labor | 3 Year Parts & Labor |
| Standard Warranty | 3 Year Parts & Labor |
December 14, 2010
Jeff says:
Pros: Easy To Setup; Quiet Operation; Small FootprintInstall was easy and the item performs as expected.
September 1, 2010
HiredGoonz says:
Pros: Adequate Power; Quiet Operation; Reliable Performance; Easy To SetupFor the money a primo UPS. NO annoying beeping during outages,(Duh, like you don't know the power is out) doesn't seem to self test a LOT, like other brands do, thus slowly shortening the battery life unnecessarily.
September 1, 2010
HiredGoonz says:
Pros:: Easy to setup,, Good power output,, Quiet,, Reliable For the money a primo UPS. NO annoying beeping during outages,(Duh, like you don't know the power is…
August 4, 2010
Norm says:
Pros: Long Lasting Power; Easy To Setup; Adequate Power; Quiet Operation; Small FootprintCons: Unreliable PerformanceGood price. However, three units were intermittent and I sent them all back. Either the design is bad or I got three lemons in a row. I will try another manufacturer.
August 4, 2010
Norm says:
Pros:: Easy to setup,, Good power output,, Long battery life,, Quiet,, Small footprint Cons: Unreliable performance Good price. However, three units were…
July 28, 2010
Chris says:
Pros: Easy To Setup; Adequate Power; Small Footprint; Quiet OperationThe only con I see right now is the lack of spacing with the surge only power outlets. It would have been nice to have at least one with extra space for the larger power adapters not to overlap another outlet.
July 28, 2010
Chris says:
Pros:: Easy to setup,, Good power output,, Quiet,, Small footprint The only con I see right now is the lack of spacing with the surge only power outlets. It…
July 27, 2010
bigjw says:
Pros: Long Lasting Power; Reliable Performance; Quiet Operation; Easy To Setup; Adequate Power; Small FootprintMore than adequate for soho.
June 5, 2010
Tom says:
Pros: Small Footprint; Adequate Power; Reliable Performance; Quiet Operation; Long Lasting Power; Easy To SetupUsed to protect a tv and game system.
December 26, 2009
Kevin says:
Purchased this the beginning of Dec. So far has been working great. I'm running a dual core 2.4 with a 20 inch monitor and gives me a 35 minute run time.
August 15, 2009
Oosh says:
I set this up with NUT on ubuntu, using the usbhid-ups driver, and it works perfectly. I have all of my servers plugged in to the UPS portion, listening to…
July 30, 2009
mo designer says:
Pros: Small Footprint; Easy To Setup; Quiet Operation; Adequate Power; Long Lasting PowerCons: Outlets too closeI use for my computer and backup system. I also plug the printer, modem and phone line into it. Great for protecting against surges and allowing time to close files and applications; and backup should the power go out.Need more room between the outlets because some of the plugs are big, so I cannot use all of the outlets.
July 30, 2009
mo designer says:
Pros:: Easy to setup,, Good power output,, Long battery life,, Quiet,, Small footprint Cons: Outlets too close I use for my computer and backup system. I also…
July 28, 2009
Jim says:
Pros: Good run time. I usually give it 5 minutes to see if the power is coming back on, then shut down, but the longest I ever let it run after a power outage was about 15 minutes. That was with an AMD 64 X2 4400+, 2GB RAM, 2HD's, GeForce GTX 260 and a 22" LCD.I have my system, cable modem and router plugged into the battery port.Cons: It died a few months after the warranty expired.I'm don't like the Power Panel software that you have to install if you want to monitor the UPS or have it shut down your computer. Other UPSes that I've used are detected by windows as a battery and you can do all of that without having to install special software.Good run time. I usually give it 5 minutes to see if the power is coming back on, then shut down, but the longest I ever let it run after a power outage was about 15 minutes. That was with an AMD 64 X2 4400+, 2GB RAM, 2HD's, GeForce GTX 260 and a 22" LCD.I have my system, cable modem and router plugged into the battery port. It died a few months after the warranty expired.
July 25, 2009
Bruce says:
Pros: Reliable Performance; Easy To Setup; Quiet Operation; Small Footprint; Adequate PowerCons: NONEgood unit
July 21, 2009
Bob D says:
Pros:: Easy to setup,, Good power output,, Quiet,, Small footprint My old expensive backup power supply died after two years of use, so I needed a good backup…
June 24, 2009
None says:
Pros: Long Lasting Power; Quiet Operation; Adequate Power; Small Footprint; Reliable Performance; Easy To SetupBAck up power to control computer
May 19, 2009
blaphaphas says:
I now own 3 of these. They work well. I have to leave machines running in my office and I need to use them when I'm away. My older UPSs were great unless the power failure was longer than their batteries lasted. In that case, a human being had to come and restart them after power was restored. Not so with these Cyberpower units: they restart themselves when power is restored. I like that, for obvious reasons.
May 7, 2009
James says:
These units saved all my AV equipment as well as my pc's. The unit themselves smoked but everthing of importance attached to them survived. JD
March 10, 2009
iplaygolf says:
The day after I received this, we had power fluctuations and it kicked right in! It's easy to set up and provides great options. It's not cheap, but it's well worth it!
August 3, 2008
MadWolfX says:
Pros: Price and performance are both good.Cons: None.Price and performance are both good. None. Got this to keep a home server running when the power goes out. Got to use it several time so far. Keeps the pc running for more than an hour almost 2 and shuts it down safely if power doesn't come back on. Good to plug a lamp into to get some light as well :-)
April 12, 2008
pilotandcfi says:
Fired right up, a big 1200 VA of power. Only problem is it said it supported serial port to talk to the monitor software, and even included a serial cable. I was out of USB ports, and had a spare serial. Spent 30 min trying to get the serial to work. Would not connect to the monitor software. Called help line and they said serial not supported. So 1. Why did they include a serial cable? 2. Why doesn't the doc say "serial not supported"? Otherwise, great. Love the $2 shipping too! Vic ...
March 17, 2008
triplealarm says:
Battery had enough power were I could use it right away, was easy to install, software is easy to use and when the power failed the PC shut down automatically (I turned the circuit breaker off to see how will it would work).
March 17, 2008
TripleAlarm says:
Battery had enough power were I could use it right away, was easy to install, software is easy to use and when the power failed the PC shut down automatically…
February 21, 2008
Anonymous says:
Strengths:They replaced the bad unit. ... Weaknesses:Bad company with bad service Six months after I purchased the UPS a power spike hit. It blew out three computer…
November 1, 2007
CoRe says:
Pros: Does exactly what it is supposed tooCons: NoneDoes exactly what it is supposed too None I Have a power hog of a PC with 8 Hard drives 2 DVD Burners a Dual Core 939 4800 X2, 2 gigs of Ram SLIed pair of 7800 GTX's, And a ATI HD wonder TV tuner With all The Cold Cathode Lights & water cooling That you can stuff into a Thermaltake Armor Case, & it has survived 4 Hurricanes (I live in west Central Florida)3 tropical storms & over 2 years worth of the typical "Lightning capital of the world" Daily summertime thunder storms that this area is famous for & I Have never even as much as had a hiccup out of this unit as where I have replaced 2 APC & 1 Minuteman unit on other pcs & entertainment equip in the same house...
August 20, 2007
compmaster says:
Pros: Kept my computer safe when the faulty wiring in our new dorm room kept shorting out!
works as advertized, and has enlightened me to the fact that my computer dosent draw as many watts as i think it does!Cons: Won't work with a laser printer on the battery backup side, but this is to be expected.
Has a strange smell as if something has been left on a hot iron for the first few days of heavy use, afterwise, with fair ventilation, it does ok.Kept my computer safe when the faulty wiring in our new dorm room kept shorting out!
works as advertized, and has enlightened me to the fact that my computer dosent draw as many watts as i think it does! Won't work with a laser printer on the battery backup side, but this is to be expected.
Has a strange smell as if something has been left on a hot iron for the first few days of heavy use, afterwise, with fair ventilation, it does ok. Great ups for the price
works as advertized, and has enlightened me to the fact that my computer dosent draw as many watts as i think it does!Cons: Won't work with a laser printer on the battery backup side, but this is to be expected.
Has a strange smell as if something has been left on a hot iron for the first few days of heavy use, afterwise, with fair ventilation, it does ok.Kept my computer safe when the faulty wiring in our new dorm room kept shorting out!
works as advertized, and has enlightened me to the fact that my computer dosent draw as many watts as i think it does! Won't work with a laser printer on the battery backup side, but this is to be expected.
Has a strange smell as if something has been left on a hot iron for the first few days of heavy use, afterwise, with fair ventilation, it does ok. Great ups for the price
June 25, 2007
Steve says:
The device itself is a good piece of equipment, definitely a smart addition for the money already invested in a good PC. However, the vendor of this product has not chosen to support SOHO computer owners who have moved to the stability of x64 windows operating systems. There isn t any support for Windows XP Professional 64-bit or Windows Vista x64. That makes me disappointed in the industry, including Microsoft, for not driving more adoptions of the x64 architectures now common by all PC makers and chip makers. To be fair, Cyberpower Systems is a small fish compared to another vendor who is letting products languish without x64 driver support. Hewlett-Packard is also following the path of x64 neglect....
May 21, 2007
Brad says:
Love this...saved my butt several times with finals and the power shutting off on me. Have about 40 min run time with 400 watt system, 20in CRT, DSL Modem, and Router.
December 9, 2006
AdamB5000 says:
Pros: Never switched to battery unnecessarily. Never lost power and lost pc.Cons: None for me.Never switched to battery unnecessarily. Never lost power and lost pc. None for me. I don't use the supplied software. I'll throw that out first and formost. I don't know how stable it is but I don't feel the need to use it. That said, this UPS has always worked fine. I'm happy.
July 13, 2006
OpenWater Kayaks says:
Pros: We have several of these. They keep our home office working during the brownouts and short blackouts we have.The new version of the software seems to work better than older versions. (CyberPower PowerPanel Plus has different options for shutdown and may work better.)Cons: We have several systems that have the same current draw with identical Cyberpower UPSs. The time to shut down is 50% different on the various systems.We have several of these. They keep our home office working during the brownouts and short blackouts we have.The new version of the software seems to work better than older versions. (CyberPower PowerPanel Plus has different options for shutdown and may work better.) We have several systems that have the same current draw with identical Cyberpower UPSs. The time to shut down is 50% different on the various systems.
June 27, 2006
Big Ed says:
I have been using this unit for about 4 months and it is working great. My runtime on battery is about 38 minutes with two monitors, two routers, a cable modem…
April 22, 2006
rich says:
excellent! have had to rely on this unit several times because of recent power outages. kept my equipment on for over an hour with no problems.
April 9, 2006
Anonymous says:
Pros: Plenty of power, I like the software, AVR is nice. It does its job well.Cons: It does tend to lost communication for a few seconds from time to time when you use the USB cablePlenty of power, I like the software, AVR is nice. It does its job well. It does tend to lost communication for a few seconds from time to time when you use the USB cable Other than the USB problem that doesn't happen too often for me, I recommend this UPS.
December 17, 2005
Anonymous says:
Pros: * Plenty of power. Was able to run my Athlon X2 3800+, 3 hard drives, 19" LCD monitor, network hub and print server for about 30 minutes.
* Monitor software showed amount of time remaining and gave options to 1) run as long as possible before shutting down or 2) start shutdown after a configurable number of minutes.Cons: * Frequently switched to battery, up to several times per hour and in some cases several times per minute.
* Buzzing noise from UPS and computer when running on battery.
* Latest monitor software version was 0.9.3, and somewhat buggy. It frequently lost its USB connection to UPS. It regularly consumed 1-2% CPU time and ran two separate processes that consumed too much memory.* Plenty of power. Was able to run my Athlon X2 3800+, 3 hard drives, 19" LCD monitor, network hub and print server for about 30 minutes.
* Monitor software showed amount of time remaining and gave options to 1) run as long as possible before shutting down or 2) start shutdown after a configurable number of minutes. * Frequently switched to battery, up to several times per hour and in some cases several times per minute.
* Buzzing noise from UPS and computer when running on battery.
* Latest monitor software version was 0.9.3, and somewhat buggy. It frequently lost its USB connection to UPS. It regularly consumed 1-2% CPU time and ran two separate processes that consumed too much memory. I returned it and spent the same money for a little less power on a Belkin Enterprise
* Monitor software showed amount of time remaining and gave options to 1) run as long as possible before shutting down or 2) start shutdown after a configurable number of minutes.Cons: * Frequently switched to battery, up to several times per hour and in some cases several times per minute.
* Buzzing noise from UPS and computer when running on battery.
* Latest monitor software version was 0.9.3, and somewhat buggy. It frequently lost its USB connection to UPS. It regularly consumed 1-2% CPU time and ran two separate processes that consumed too much memory.* Plenty of power. Was able to run my Athlon X2 3800+, 3 hard drives, 19" LCD monitor, network hub and print server for about 30 minutes.
* Monitor software showed amount of time remaining and gave options to 1) run as long as possible before shutting down or 2) start shutdown after a configurable number of minutes. * Frequently switched to battery, up to several times per hour and in some cases several times per minute.
* Buzzing noise from UPS and computer when running on battery.
* Latest monitor software version was 0.9.3, and somewhat buggy. It frequently lost its USB connection to UPS. It regularly consumed 1-2% CPU time and ran two separate processes that consumed too much memory. I returned it and spent the same money for a little less power on a Belkin Enterprise
December 9, 2005
Anonymous says:
Pros: Pretty good. I t works and gets the job done just fine.Cons: Its software has a lot of problem cummicating when using usb(it works most of the time but after a while it will stop working but resarting the computer fixes that) and it will activate the battery ever once a while for no good reason.Pretty good. I t works and gets the job done just fine. Its software has a lot of problem cummicating when using usb(it works most of the time but after a while it will stop working but resarting the computer fixes that) and it will activate the battery ever once a while for no good reason. Worth the money and gets the job done.