CyberPower AVR CP800AVR 800VA UPS

CyberPower AVR CP800AVR 800VA UPS (CP800AVR)

800VA/450W - 3 Minute Full Load - 4 x NEMA 5-15R - Battery/Surge-protected, 4 x NEMA 5-15R - Surge-protected

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Description

The CyberPower CP800AVR UPS is the ideal unit for basic to mid-level computer systems. The 800AVR not only guards against surges, spikes, sags, and brownouts, but also protects your computer system and valuable data during a power outage. The Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) monitors incoming AC power and regulates output to a smooth, consistent 120 volts. This model also has full dataline protection: RJ11/RJ45 (phone, fax, Ethernet, network, DSL) and RG-6 coax (DSS, cable modem, satellite, cable TV). PowerPanel PE Power Management supplements the backup/surge protection by monitoring the vitals of the UPS and safely shutting down your system in case of a power outage. The standalone designs allows for vertical, horizontal, or wall mount. Surge-Only outlets are perfect for the addition of peripherals such as monitors, printers, scanners, iPods, or CD/DVD players.

Main Features

  • Plug/Connector Type: NEMA 5-15P
  • Receptacles: 4 x NEMA 5-15R - Battery/Surge-protected
  • Receptacles: 4 x NEMA 5-15R - Surge-protected
  • Switching Time: 4 ms
  • Dataline Protection: RJ-45 10/100Base-TX/Modem/Fax/DSL
  • Dataline Protection: Type F Connector Coaxial Cable Line
  • Load Capacity: 800 VA/450 W
  • Input Voltage: 110 V AC
  • Input Voltage Range: 90 V AC to 140 V AC Single-phase
  • Output Voltage: 120 V AC Single-phase
  • Frequency: 59 to 61 Hz Output
  • Frequency: 57 to 63 Hz Input
  • Voltage Handling: 5% %
  • Waveform Type: Simulated Sine Wave
  • Surge Energy Rating: 890 J
  • Filtering: EMI/RFI
  • Circuit Breaker: 15 A
  • Overload Protection:
  • On Utility: Circuit Breaker
  • On Battery: Internal Current Limiting
  • Alarm: Low Battery
  • Alarm: On Battery
  • Alarm: Overload
  • Bypass Switch: Not Provided
  • Emergency Power OFF: No
  • Status Indicators:
  • Power On
  • Wiring Fault
  • Interfaces/Ports: 1 x DB-9 Serial
  • Interfaces/Ports: 1 x USB
  • Batteries: 1 x Maintenance-free Sealed Lead Acid User-replaceable Hot-swappable
  • Backup/Run Time: 0.05 Hour 450 W Full Load
  • Backup/Run Time: 0.17 Hour 225 W Half Load
  • Battery Life: 26297.44 Hour to
  • Battery Recharge Time: 8 Hour
  • Temperature: 32°F (0°C) to 95°F (35°C) Operating
  • Temperature: 5°F (-15°C) to 113°F (45°C) Non-operating
  • Humidity: 0 to 95% Non-condensing Operating Humidity
  • Humidity: 0 to 95% Non-condensing Non-operating
  • Altitude: 0 m to 3048 m Operating
  • Altitude: 0 m to 15240 m Non-operating
  • Color: Black
  • Form Factor: Multi-mount
  • Power Cord/Cable: 1.83 m
  • Dimensions: 165 mm Height x 279 mm Width x 82.55 mm Depth
  • Weight (Approximate): 6.62 kg
  • Package Contents:
  • AVR CP800AVR 800VA UPS
  • User Manual
  • Power Management Software
  • Warranty Card
  • Serial Cable
  • Phone Cable
  • USB Cable
  • Additional Information:
  • Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR): Incoming AC power is electronically regulated for dips and spikes AVR takes this irregular AC power and converts it into a consistent Sinewave so sensitive electronic equipment can achieve its optimal performance
  • EMI/RFI: Provides shielding against electromagnetic interference & radio frequency signals. Most commonly, this is used to prevent line noise or humming that occurs over telephone lines or stereo electronics
  • Transformer-spaced Outlets - Widely spaced outlets allow you to conveniently add large transformer-based plugs without compromising the utility of other outlets
  • USB Connectivity - Plug-N-Play software and convenient USB ports allow for quick and easy installation
  • PowerPanel PE Smart Management Software: In event of a power outage, PowerPanel PE will not only save your open files and will also Hibernate your PC to increase the run-time on the UPS unit. PowerPanel is quickly and easily installed on any Windows-based PC and is designed to utilize minimal system resources. Diagnostic screens give immediate visuals of the UPSs status, and also include the following features: Silent operation mode, configurable system notifications, automatic self tests, adjustable high/low voltage warnings, event/data logging, and scheduled shutdowns
  • Resettable Circuit Breaker: Convenient unit reset switch in case of an overload
  • Convenient Mounting: Multiple mounting options: horizontal, vertical, cabinet, and wall
  • Windows Vista Compliant: Power Management software has been fully tested and compliant with Windows 9x, 200x, Server, XP, and Vista
  • Certifications & Standards:
  • FCC Class B certified
  • cUL
  • UL 1778
  • Software Included: PowerPanel PE
  • Country of Origin: China
  • Standard Warranty: 3 Year
  • Parts Warranty/Labor: 3 Year
  • Additional Warranty Information:
  • CyberPower stands behind its products by offering an industry leading 3-year warranty
  • CyberPower also has a technical support team that will assist you with product, installation, or warranty concerns.

    • Package Contents

  • AVR CP800AVR 800VA UPS
  • User Manual
  • Power Management Software
  • Warranty Card
  • Serial Cable
  • Phone Cable
  • USB Cable

    • General Information

    Product TypeLine-interactive UPS
    Product SeriesAVR
    Brand NameCyberPower
    ManufacturerCyberPower Systems, Inc
    Product ModelCP800AVR
    Product NameAVR CP800AVR 800VA UPS
    Manufacturer Part NumberCP800AVR
    Manufacturer Website Addresswww.cyberpowersystems.com
    Marketing Information

    The CyberPower CP800AVR UPS is the ideal unit for basic to mid-level computer systems. The 800AVR not only guards against surges, spikes, sags, and brownouts, but also protects your computer system and valuable data during a power outage. The Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) monitors incoming AC power and regulates output to a smooth, consistent 120 volts. This model also has full dataline protection: RJ11/RJ45 (phone, fax, Ethernet, network, DSL) and RG-6 coax (DSS, cable modem, satellite, cable TV). PowerPanel PE Power Management supplements the backup/surge protection by monitoring the vitals of the UPS and safely shutting down your system in case of a power outage. The standalone designs allows for vertical, horizontal, or wall mount. Surge-Only outlets are perfect for the addition of peripherals such as monitors, printers, scanners, iPods, or CD/DVD players.

    Technical Information

    Receptacles4 x NEMA 5-15R - Surge-protected
    Plug/Connector TypeNEMA 5-15P
    Dataline ProtectionType F Connector Coaxial Cable Line
    Switching Time4 ms

    Power Description

    Circuit Breaker15 A
    Input Voltage Range90 V AC to 140 V AC Single-phase
    FilteringEMI/RFI
    Frequency57 to 63 Hz Input
    Load Capacity800 VA/450 W
    Surge Energy Rating890 J
    Waveform TypeSimulated Sine Wave
    Input Voltage110 V AC
    Voltage Handling5% %
    Output Voltage120 V AC Single-phase

    Management

    AlarmOverload
    Bypass SwitchNot Provided
    Emergency Power OFFNo
    Overload Protection
  • On Utility: Circuit Breaker
  • On Battery: Internal Current Limiting

    • Controls/Indicators

    Status Indicators
  • Power On
  • Wiring Fault

    • Interfaces/Ports

    Interfaces/Ports1 x USB

    Battery Information

    Batteries1 x Maintenance-free Sealed Lead Acid User-replaceable Hot-swappable
    Backup/Run Time0.17 Hour 225 W Half Load
    Battery Life26297.44 Hour to
    Battery Recharge Time8 Hour

    Environmental Conditions

    Altitude0 m to 15240 m Non-operating
    Humidity0 to 95% Non-condensing Non-operating
    Temperature5°F (-15°C) to 113°F (45°C) Non-operating

    Physical Characteristics

    ColorBlack
    Form FactorMulti-mount
    Power Cord/Cable1.83 m
    Dimensions165 mm Height x 279 mm Width x 82.55 mm Depth
    Weight (Approximate)6.62 kg

    Miscellaneous

    Country of OriginChina
    Certifications & Standards
  • FCC Class B certified
  • cUL
  • UL 1778
    • Package Contents
  • AVR CP800AVR 800VA UPS
  • User Manual
  • Power Management Software
  • Warranty Card
  • Serial Cable
  • Phone Cable
  • USB Cable
    • Software IncludedPowerPanel PE
    Additional Information
  • Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR): Incoming AC power is electronically regulated for dips and spikes AVR takes this irregular AC power and converts it into a consistent Sinewave so sensitive electronic equipment can achieve its optimal performance
  • EMI/RFI: Provides shielding against electromagnetic interference & radio frequency signals. Most commonly, this is used to prevent line noise or humming that occurs over telephone lines or stereo electronics
  • Transformer-spaced Outlets - Widely spaced outlets allow you to conveniently add large transformer-based plugs without compromising the utility of other outlets
  • USB Connectivity - Plug-N-Play software and convenient USB ports allow for quick and easy installation
  • PowerPanel PE Smart Management Software: In event of a power outage, PowerPanel PE will not only save your open files and will also Hibernate your PC to increase the run-time on the UPS unit. PowerPanel is quickly and easily installed on any Windows-based PC and is designed to utilize minimal system resources. Diagnostic screens give immediate visuals of the UPSs status, and also include the following features: Silent operation mode, configurable system notifications, automatic self tests, adjustable high/low voltage warnings, event/data logging, and scheduled shutdowns
  • Resettable Circuit Breaker: Convenient unit reset switch in case of an overload
  • Convenient Mounting: Multiple mounting options: horizontal, vertical, cabinet, and wall
  • Windows Vista Compliant: Power Management software has been fully tested and compliant with Windows 9x, 200x, Server, XP, and Vista

    • Warranty

    Additional Warranty Information
  • CyberPower stands behind its products by offering an industry leading 3-year warranty
  • CyberPower also has a technical support team that will assist you with product, installation, or warranty concerns.
    • Parts Warranty/Labor3 Year
    Standard Warranty3 Year
    November 18, 2010 Mega says:
    Might add that the laptop was fully charged; just wanted to keep it that way in case power was out for a long time. It started repeatedly beeping and shut off.
    November 18, 2010 Mega says:
    Might add that the laptop was fully charged; just wanted to keep it that way in case power was out for a long time. It started repeatedly beeping and shut off.
    July 11, 2010 red 9802 says:
    I particularly like the software that allows me to monitor the performance and set trhesholds
    July 11, 2010 red 9802 says:
    I particularly like the software that allows me to monitor the performance and set trhesholds
    May 2, 2010 Craig says:
    It was shipped 2days and before I knew it it was at the door step I own 3 of them now. Great product for DJ s computers....
    May 2, 2010 Craig says:
    It was shipped 2days and before I knew it it was at the door step I own 3 of them now. Great product for DJ s computers....
    February 28, 2010 kennethm2 says:
    I was pleasantly surprised at the speed with which I received the product and the quality of the product. I would definitely recommend this site and their…
    February 28, 2010 kennethm2 says:
    I was pleasantly surprised at the speed with which I received the product and the quality of the product. I would definitely recommend this site and their…
    February 25, 2010 MRT says:
    Pros: Has 8 slots to plug stuff into.
    Cons: I'm on my second one of these so far. Both have performed the same - poorly. I bought them from a local retailer, not New Egg, if it matters.
    Even though the Power Panel says that the UPS is fully charged and has 18minutes of back up time - it doesn't work (on either of the two that I have). The Self Test feature of the Power Pannel cuts the power and causes my computer to reboot. A power outtage causes my computer to reboot. A power surge causes my computer to reboot.
    Any time any of those happen the UPS buzzes like an angry wasp, but fails to keep power flowing to my CPU and monitor.
    Has 8 slots to plug stuff into. I'm on my second one of these so far. Both have performed the same - poorly. I bought them from a local retailer, not New Egg, if it matters.
    Even though the Power Panel says that the UPS is fully charged and has 18minutes of back up time - it doesn't work (on either of the two that I have). The Self Test feature of the Power Pannel cuts the power and causes my computer to reboot. A power outtage causes my computer to reboot. A power surge causes my computer to reboot.
    February 25, 2010 MRT says:
    Pros: Has 8 slots to plug stuff into.
    Cons: I'm on my second one of these so far. Both have performed the same - poorly. I bought them from a local retailer, not New Egg, if it matters.
    Even though the Power Panel says that the UPS is fully charged and has 18minutes of back up time - it doesn't work (on either of the two that I have). The Self Test feature of the Power Pannel cuts the power and causes my computer to reboot. A power outtage causes my computer to reboot. A power surge causes my computer to reboot.
    Any time any of those happen the UPS buzzes like an angry wasp, but fails to keep power flowing to my CPU and monitor.
    Has 8 slots to plug stuff into. I'm on my second one of these so far. Both have performed the same - poorly. I bought them from a local retailer, not New Egg, if it matters.
    Even though the Power Panel says that the UPS is fully charged and has 18minutes of back up time - it doesn't work (on either of the two that I have). The Self Test feature of the Power Pannel cuts the power and causes my computer to reboot. A power outtage causes my computer to reboot. A power surge causes my computer to reboot.
    October 9, 2009 Cj says:
    Pros:Quiet Operation ... Cons:Short Life will last about 1 1/2 years under normal power usuage
    October 9, 2009 Cj says:
    Pros: Quiet Operation ...Cons: Short Life will last about 1 1/2 years under normal power usuage
    October 2, 2009 Marty says:
    Pros: Easy to setup, Good power output, Quiet, Reliable ... Cons: We have a MAC for personal use and a PC for business use. Both had a UPS to protect against power loss, which…
    October 2, 2009 Marty says:
    Pros:Adequate Power, Easy To Setup, Quiet Operation, Reliable Performance We have a MAC for personal use and a PC for business use. Both had a UPS to protect against power loss,…
    October 2, 2009 Marty says:
    Pros: Easy to setup, Good power output, Quiet, Reliable ... Cons: We have a MAC for personal use and a PC for business use. Both had a UPS to protect against power loss, which…
    September 11, 2009 Billy says:
    Pros: Easy to setup, Good power output, Small footprint ... Cons: As the title suggests, it gives me about 20 minutes of power (without my monitor plugged into the backup, I know it…
    September 11, 2009 Billy says:
    Pros:Adequate Power, Easy To Setup, Small Footprint As the title suggests, it gives me about 20 minutes of power (without my monitor plugged into the backup, I know…
    September 11, 2009 Billy says:
    Pros: Adequate Power, Easy To Setup, Small Footprint ...Cons: As the title suggests, it gives me about 20 minutes of power (without my monitor plugged into the backup, I know it…
    September 11, 2009 Billy says:
    Pros: Easy to setup, Good power output, Small footprint ... Cons: As the title suggests, it gives me about 20 minutes of power (without my monitor plugged into the backup, I know it…
    August 25, 2009 Tim Wasson says:
    I will get another when the time comes !
    August 25, 2009 Tim Wasson says:
    I will get another when the time comes !
    July 20, 2009 Ghost Ride says:
    I heard a clicking from this UPS. It had died in the line of duty to protect my computer system. It was worth the purchase price. It saved me about 3k for my
    July 20, 2009 Ghost Ride says:
    I heard a clicking from this UPS. It had died in the line of duty to protect my computer system. It was worth the purchase price. It saved me about 3k for my
    June 22, 2009 anthoni says:
    Good Value, easy access to plug in devices into top of unit.
    June 22, 2009 anthoni says:
    Good Value, easy access to plug in devices into top of unit.
    June 14, 2009 Anonymous says:
    Pros: Works as advertised, power keeps flowing when the plug is pulled. The provided software, PowerPanel Personal Edition has a decent UI, a decent set of features and information, and seems fairly bug free. Powering a Core 2 Duo E6750 with 4GByes, 4 hard disks and an Nvidia 6600 (system draws about 100 - 120 watts), the battery will last about 25 minutes (no monitor included).
    Cons: The system has an "autorestart" function: After line power is restored, the system waits about 70 seconds, and then briefly power-cycles the battery-powered outlets (the power is cut briefly, for a second or two and then restored). An attached computer will sense the off-then-on power cycle and, depending on BIOS settings, restart the computer. (Otherwise there would be no automatic way to restart a computer that has done an orderly shutdown on battery power.) This is all a good thing.
    However, if the power goes out, the computer shuts down, the power gets restored, and then during the next 70 seconds (before the autorestart power-cycle happens) the power goes out again, then when the power comes on the 2nd time the system does not perform the autorestart function, which means any attached PC does not get restarted. So there is a 70 second window during which a 2nd power outtage will leave any attached PCs in a permanent off state.
    Works as advertised, power keeps flowing when the plug is pulled. The provided software, PowerPanel Personal Edition has a decent UI, a decent set of features and
    June 14, 2009 Anonymous says:
    Pros: Works as advertised, power keeps flowing when the plug is pulled. The provided software, PowerPanel Personal Edition has a decent UI, a decent set of features and information, and seems fairly bug free. Powering a Core 2 Duo E6750 with 4GByes, 4 hard disks and an Nvidia 6600 (system draws about 100 - 120 watts), the battery will last about 25 minutes (no monitor included).
    Cons: The system has an "autorestart" function: After line power is restored, the system waits about 70 seconds, and then briefly power-cycles the battery-powered outlets (the power is cut briefly, for a second or two and then restored). An attached computer will sense the off-then-on power cycle and, depending on BIOS settings, restart the computer. (Otherwise there would be no automatic way to restart a computer that has done an orderly shutdown on battery power.) This is all a good thing.
    However, if the power goes out, the computer shuts down, the power gets restored, and then during the next 70 seconds (before the autorestart power-cycle happens) the power goes out again, then when the power comes on the 2nd time the system does not perform the autorestart function, which means any attached PC does not get restarted. So there is a 70 second window during which a 2nd power outtage will leave any attached PCs in a permanent off state.
    Works as advertised, power keeps flowing when the plug is pulled. The provided software, PowerPanel Personal Edition has a decent UI, a decent set of features and
    June 4, 2009 Neoprimal says:
    Pros: ~15 mins loaded up.
    Cons: Can't turn on or work at all without a battery.
    ~15 mins loaded up. Can't turn on or work at all without a battery. 1/2 egg off because my UPS battery died in just 3 years without HEAVY power drain. 1/2 egg off because the UPS won't even turn on with a dead battery. This means that you can't even use it as a surge supressor until you replace the battery. The 4 eggs are for reliability. I've observed maybe 4 power lapses and 1 outage where it went for ~30 minutes in 2 years. The last one (the outage) killed the battery so completely that the UPS wouldn't turn back on - replaced it and it's working fine again.
    It lasts ~15 mins with a few devices plugged into it. I'm trying to make a profile of all my UPS units, seeing what they run for how long. Never believe the runtimes posted because they're just not true even under ideal circumstances.
    U-Verse Residential Gateway and 3 External Hard drives and the UPS battery is drained in ~15 mins.
    June 4, 2009 Neoprimal says:
    Pros: ~15 mins loaded up.
    Cons: Can't turn on or work at all without a battery.
    ~15 mins loaded up. Can't turn on or work at all without a battery. 1/2 egg off because my UPS battery died in just 3 years without HEAVY power drain. 1/2 egg off because the UPS won't even turn on with a dead battery. This means that you can't even use it as a surge supressor until you replace the battery. The 4 eggs are for reliability. I've observed maybe 4 power lapses and 1 outage where it went for ~30 minutes in 2 years. The last one (the outage) killed the battery so completely that the UPS wouldn't turn back on - replaced it and it's working fine again.
    It lasts ~15 mins with a few devices plugged into it. I'm trying to make a profile of all my UPS units, seeing what they run for how long. Never believe the runtimes posted because they're just not true even under ideal circumstances.
    U-Verse Residential Gateway and 3 External Hard drives and the UPS battery is drained in ~15 mins.
    March 19, 2009 Luv2listen says:
    This is the 2nd one of these I have purchased as the first one took a lightening hit and no longer was able to use. It did however, protect my computer, printer and…
    March 19, 2009 Luv2listen says:
    This is the 2nd one of these I have purchased as the first one took a lightening hit and no longer was able to use. It did however, protect my computer, printer and…
    March 1, 2009 zippo57 says:
    Pros: Easy to setup, Good power output, Long battery life, Quiet, Reliable ... Cons: Alarm too quiet Livin in the sticks with unreliable power, this unit really…
    March 1, 2009 zippo57 says:
    Pros:Adequate Power, Easy To Setup, Long Lasting Power, Quiet Operation, Reliable Performance ... Cons:Alarm too quiet Livin in the sticks with unreliable…
    March 1, 2009 zippo57 says:
    Pros: Adequate Power, Easy To Setup, Long Lasting Power, Quiet Operation, Reliable Performance ...Cons: Alarm too quiet Livin in the sticks with unreliable…
    March 1, 2009 zippo57 says:
    Pros: Easy to setup, Good power output, Long battery life, Quiet, Reliable ... Cons: Alarm too quiet Livin in the sticks with unreliable power, this unit really…
    February 20, 2009 Joey Z says:
    Pros:Adequate Power, Easy To Setup, Quiet Operation, Reliable Performance, Small Footprint Good to go!
    February 20, 2009 Joey Z says:
    Pros: Adequate Power, Easy To Setup, Quiet Operation, Reliable Performance, Small Footprint ...Cons: Good to go!
    February 12, 2009 Bill says:
    Pros: Easy to setup, Quiet, Reliable ... Cons: Misleading advertising The length of time advertised that it will continue to run your equipment (up to 85 minutes) is…
    February 12, 2009 Bill says:
    Pros:Easy To Setup, Quiet Operation, Reliable Performance ... Cons:Misleading Advertising The length of time advertised that it will continue to run your equipment (up…
    December 22, 2008 wiseWoman says:
    Finally a piece of mind with the use of this product. Tried other brands that did not work as specified.
    November 30, 2007 Anonymous says:
    Pros: Good backup capacity, USB interface, useful software. Responsive tech support. UPS worked great until...
    Cons: ...the battery in mine died after about a year. Contacted CyberPower tech support and they sent me a replacement under warranty.
    Good backup capacity, USB interface, useful software. Responsive tech support. UPS worked great until... ...the battery in mine died after about a year. Contacted CyberPower tech support and they sent me a replacement under warranty. For reference, this UPS uses a B&B HR9-12T2 battery. You can find these online for about $30, if yours is out of warranty.
    November 30, 2007 Anonymous says:
    Pros: Good backup capacity, USB interface, useful software. Responsive tech support. UPS worked great until...
    Cons: ...the battery in mine died after about a year. Contacted CyberPower tech support and they sent me a replacement under warranty.
    Good backup capacity, USB interface, useful software. Responsive tech support. UPS worked great until... ...the battery in mine died after about a year. Contacted CyberPower tech support and they sent me a replacement under warranty. For reference, this UPS uses a B&B HR9-12T2 battery. You can find these online for about $30, if yours is out of warranty.
    September 25, 2007 bMin says:
    Last month s Computer Power User magazine found computer power supplies that caught fire if line voltage dipped below 80Volts. Modern electronics have quot;switch-mode quot; power supplies also, you need an AVR battery backup for any electronics that would cost much to replace. Also, with a UPS, your DVR s program guide and record schedule don t get quot;flushed quot; by a power loss.
    September 25, 2007 bMin says:
    Last month s Computer Power User magazine found computer power supplies that caught fire if line voltage dipped below 80Volts. Modern electronics have quot;switch-mode quot; power supplies also, you need an AVR battery backup for any electronics that would cost much to replace. Also, with a UPS, your DVR s program guide and record schedule don t get quot;flushed quot; by a power loss.
    September 11, 2007 Jim Saul says:
    This is a great way to protect your lcd / plasma tv from voltage spikes. I don t like cyberpower for the computer because the software that comes with it for shutting down the PC is not nearly as good as APC s. However for protecting your TV from brown outs and spikes, it is GREAT!
    September 11, 2007 Jim Saul says:
    This is a great way to protect your lcd / plasma tv from voltage spikes. I don t like cyberpower for the computer because the software that comes with it for shutting down the PC is not nearly as good as APC s. However for protecting your TV from brown outs and spikes, it is GREAT!
    September 8, 2007 Marcus C. says:
    But Cyberpower warrants their batteries for 3 years along with the rest of the unit, so you re covered! They ll advance-ship you the replacement batteries and I believe they didn t even want the old batteries back. Love those Cyberpower UPS s.
    September 8, 2007 Marcus C. says:
    But Cyberpower warrants their batteries for 3 years along with the rest of the unit, so you re covered! They ll advance-ship you the replacement batteries and I believe they didn t even want the old batteries back. Love those Cyberpower UPS s.
    September 4, 2007 Marcus says:
    I had a Cyberpower 1500 UPS a long time ago, and the remarkable thing about their warranty was that they covered the batteries, too. It was malfunctioning near the third year of service, and I called Cyberpower to find out was wrong. From the unit s behavior they were certain that it just needed new batteries, so they advance-shipped me two new batteries for free! Cured the problem and I kept using it for several more years.
    September 4, 2007 Marcus says:
    I had a Cyberpower 1500 UPS a long time ago, and the remarkable thing about their warranty was that they covered the batteries, too. It was malfunctioning near the third year of service, and I called Cyberpower to find out was wrong. From the unit s behavior they were certain that it just needed new batteries, so they advance-shipped me two new batteries for free! Cured the problem and I kept using it for several more years.
    August 24, 2007 Hotpocketdeath says:
    Pros: At first it worked properly without fault.
    Cons: After only a few months of use, this UPS no longer works as expected. 3/4th of the time, it misses power outages and gives an overload signal. Yet only item on battery backup is my computer CPU. I have tested my max load of my computer and it never exceeds 3 amps or 345watts. This is nowhere near the rated capacity of the UPS and I should not be seeing any overloads.
    I have tried contacting the manufacturer with no success. Always get a line busy signal.
    At first it worked properly without fault. After only a few months of use, this UPS no longer works as expected. 3/4th of the time, it misses power outages and gives an overload signal. Yet only item on battery backup is my computer CPU. I have tested my max load of my computer and it never exceeds 3 amps or 345watts. This is nowhere near the rated capacity of the UPS and I should not be seeing any overloads.
    I have tried contacting the manufacturer with no success. Always get a line busy signal. I recommend going with APC. I own other UPS's from APC and none of them have given me this many problems.
    August 24, 2007 Hotpocketdeath says:
    Pros: At first it worked properly without fault.
    Cons: After only a few months of use, this UPS no longer works as expected. 3/4th of the time, it misses power outages and gives an overload signal. Yet only item on battery backup is my computer CPU. I have tested my max load of my computer and it never exceeds 3 amps or 345watts. This is nowhere near the rated capacity of the UPS and I should not be seeing any overloads.
    I have tried contacting the manufacturer with no success. Always get a line busy signal.
    At first it worked properly without fault. After only a few months of use, this UPS no longer works as expected. 3/4th of the time, it misses power outages and gives an overload signal. Yet only item on battery backup is my computer CPU. I have tested my max load of my computer and it never exceeds 3 amps or 345watts. This is nowhere near the rated capacity of the UPS and I should not be seeing any overloads.
    I have tried contacting the manufacturer with no success. Always get a line busy signal. I recommend going with APC. I own other UPS's from APC and none of them have given me this many problems.
    April 24, 2007 eggyace says:
    Pros: Works like a UPS only provides backup power when there is none.
    Cons: Only boosts AC volts up when down to 90vac (Which all AVR UPS do) this will cause your PC power supply to fail and computer reboot. Also does nothing for protections and power quality only true double conversion UPS do. Which also provides a true 120VAC 60hz sign wave. Line interactive UPS do not. These UPS's are only for back up power nothing to do with Power quality. Some people should research before thinking they know what a UPS is for.
    Works like a UPS only provides backup power when there is none. Only boosts AC volts up when down to 90vac (Which all AVR UPS do) this will cause your PC power supply to fail and computer reboot. Also does nothing for protections and power quality only true double conversion UPS do. Which also provides a true 120VAC 60hz sign wave. Line interactive UPS do not. These UPS's are only for back up power nothing to do with Power quality. Some people should research before thinking they know what a UPS is for.
    April 24, 2007 eggyace says:
    Pros: Works like a UPS only provides backup power when there is none.
    Cons: Only boosts AC volts up when down to 90vac (Which all AVR UPS do) this will cause your PC power supply to fail and computer reboot. Also does nothing for protections and power quality only true double conversion UPS do. Which also provides a true 120VAC 60hz sign wave. Line interactive UPS do not. These UPS's are only for back up power nothing to do with Power quality. Some people should research before thinking they know what a UPS is for.
    Works like a UPS only provides backup power when there is none. Only boosts AC volts up when down to 90vac (Which all AVR UPS do) this will cause your PC power supply to fail and computer reboot. Also does nothing for protections and power quality only true double conversion UPS do. Which also provides a true 120VAC 60hz sign wave. Line interactive UPS do not. These UPS's are only for back up power nothing to do with Power quality. Some people should research before thinking they know what a UPS is for.
    February 5, 2007 Anonymous says:
    Pros: None
    Cons: Had over 20 of them fail in various locations - office and home. While they seem to handle blackouts, they drop power completely during short periods (less than 1 sec) of interruption. At work we had 4 occassions of short power outage and 50% of the computers on these UPSes rebooted. At home, wife turns on vacuum and my computer reboots because of the momentary power drop. Manufacturer replaced ~10 of them directly, but doesn't admit any problem.
    None Had over 20 of them fail in various locations - office and home. While they seem to handle blackouts, they drop power completely during short periods (less than 1 sec) of interruption. At work we had 4 occassions of short power outage and 50% of the computers on these UPSes rebooted. At home, wife turns on vacuum and my computer reboots because of the momentary power drop. Manufacturer replaced ~10 of them directly, but doesn't admit any problem. First time I have ever owned a UPS that creates the problem that it is supposed to prevent.
    February 5, 2007 Anonymous says:
    Pros: None
    Cons: Had over 20 of them fail in various locations - office and home. While they seem to handle blackouts, they drop power completely during short periods (less than 1 sec) of interruption. At work we had 4 occassions of short power outage and 50% of the computers on these UPSes rebooted. At home, wife turns on vacuum and my computer reboots because of the momentary power drop. Manufacturer replaced ~10 of them directly, but doesn't admit any problem.
    None Had over 20 of them fail in various locations - office and home. While they seem to handle blackouts, they drop power completely during short periods (less than 1 sec) of interruption. At work we had 4 occassions of short power outage and 50% of the computers on these UPSes rebooted. At home, wife turns on vacuum and my computer reboots because of the momentary power drop. Manufacturer replaced ~10 of them directly, but doesn't admit any problem. First time I have ever owned a UPS that creates the problem that it is supposed to prevent.
    December 27, 2006 Garrick says:
    Pros: In the past year I have used a CyberPower UPS, I have yet to be impressed or satisfied with any features offered by this product.
    Cons: My unit has never behaved (beep and light como's) in a way that corresponded with the included instructions. My unit blew up on me last spring (blown as in a loud pop and white smoke), and I spent $20 shipping to get it fixed. Last week, the unit blew up again in the exact same manner.
    In the past year I have used a CyberPower UPS, I have yet to be impressed or satisfied with any features offered by this product. My unit has never behaved (beep and light como's) in a way that corresponded with the included instructions. My unit blew up on me last spring (blown as in a loud pop and white smoke), and I spent $20 shipping to get it fixed. Last week, the unit blew up again in the exact same manner. I have a 300W non-CyberPower UPS running a different PC that was not blown either time, so I doubt my house is a power spiking nightmare.
    I have no confidence in CyberPowers products, and will be avoiding this brand from here on out.
    December 27, 2006 Garrick says:
    Pros: In the past year I have used a CyberPower UPS, I have yet to be impressed or satisfied with any features offered by this product.
    Cons: My unit has never behaved (beep and light como's) in a way that corresponded with the included instructions. My unit blew up on me last spring (blown as in a loud pop and white smoke), and I spent $20 shipping to get it fixed. Last week, the unit blew up again in the exact same manner.
    In the past year I have used a CyberPower UPS, I have yet to be impressed or satisfied with any features offered by this product. My unit has never behaved (beep and light como's) in a way that corresponded with the included instructions. My unit blew up on me last spring (blown as in a loud pop and white smoke), and I spent $20 shipping to get it fixed. Last week, the unit blew up again in the exact same manner. I have a 300W non-CyberPower UPS running a different PC that was not blown either time, so I doubt my house is a power spiking nightmare.
    I have no confidence in CyberPowers products, and will be avoiding this brand from here on out.
    June 21, 2006 Mike says:
    Pros: Plug it in and away i go.
    Cons: after two months the unit started beeping and continued to power off, causing my computer to crash.
    Plug it in and away i go. after two months the unit started beeping and continued to power off, causing my computer to crash.
    June 21, 2006 Mike says:
    Pros: Plug it in and away i go.
    Cons: after two months the unit started beeping and continued to power off, causing my computer to crash.
    Plug it in and away i go. after two months the unit started beeping and continued to power off, causing my computer to crash.
    May 12, 2006 Anonymous says:
    Pros: Easy installation and works fine
    Cons: The run time on my system is shown as 7 min which is not even close to what is advertised on the box. I am not really surprised but somewhat disappointed.
    Easy installation and works fine The run time on my system is shown as 7 min which is not even close to what is advertised on the box. I am not really surprised but somewhat disappointed.
    May 12, 2006 Anonymous says:
    Pros: Easy installation and works fine
    Cons: The run time on my system is shown as 7 min which is not even close to what is advertised on the box. I am not really surprised but somewhat disappointed.
    Easy installation and works fine The run time on my system is shown as 7 min which is not even close to what is advertised on the box. I am not really surprised but somewhat disappointed.
    February 17, 2006 Buggin says:
    Pros: Worked right away... no problems so far.
    Cons: Had some trouble getting the software to work with Win2KPro but a few reboots and plugging and unplugging of the USB got it going.
    Worked right away... no problems so far. Had some trouble getting the software to work with Win2KPro but a few reboots and plugging and unplugging of the USB got it going. Keeps a gaming PC, 17inch CRT, cable modem, and router going for 10+ minutes. More than enough time to save and shutdown. Software automatically shuts down PC at your specifications.
    February 17, 2006 Buggin says:
    Pros: Worked right away... no problems so far.
    Cons: Had some trouble getting the software to work with Win2KPro but a few reboots and plugging and unplugging of the USB got it going.
    Worked right away... no problems so far. Had some trouble getting the software to work with Win2KPro but a few reboots and plugging and unplugging of the USB got it going. Keeps a gaming PC, 17inch CRT, cable modem, and router going for 10+ minutes. More than enough time to save and shutdown. Software automatically shuts down PC at your specifications.
    January 25, 2006 Anonymous says:
    Strengths:Price & Size ... Weaknesses:Battery Runtime Package and manual says 20min to 85min battery runtime based on attached hardware. I have a 1Ghz PC, 17…
    January 25, 2006 Anonymous says:
    Strengths:Price & Size ... Weaknesses:Battery Runtime Package and manual says 20min to 85min battery runtime based on attached hardware. I have a 1Ghz PC, 17…
    December 14, 2005 smithdp says:
    Pros: I bought this because it had network and cable protection.
    Cons: The plugs could be space out more.
    I bought this because it had network and cable protection. The plugs could be space out more.
    December 14, 2005 smithdp says:
    Pros: I bought this because it had network and cable protection.
    Cons: The plugs could be space out more.
    I bought this because it had network and cable protection. The plugs could be space out more.

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