CP1000PFCLCD PFC Sinewave UPS Battery Backup and Surge Protector, 1000VA/600W, 10 Outlets, AVR, Mini-Tower, UL Certified

The unit is smaller than I expected but works well. Setup was very easy and the power Panel software is very useful, especially for event logging. It already spotted a power Co. over-voltage transient that I missed. The run time is less than I expected based on the 12V 9AH battery it uses. That battery contains 6480 watt minutes at 100% (unrealistic) efficiency to full drain. When the unit arrived, I fully charged it for 18 hours at room temp and ran a test using a 60 W incandescent bulb. The bulb drew 54 watts and also 54 VA (expected since it is a resistive load). I timed how long it took for the UPS battery to get to 10% capacity (at which point the rapid beeping starts) running that bulb. During this period, running purely on the battery, the output voltage stayed at 120 V, 60 Hz, and the watts and VA stayed at 54. Bravo. It took 36 minutes to reach that point, which amounts to 1944 watt minutes using 90% of capacity. Assuming 6480 watt minutes in the battery, and 5832 watt minutes to its 90 % point, shows that the unit converts battery energy to 120 VAC at about 33% efficiency (at a load point of 54 watts delivered.) Of course, there are other things running inside the UPS, but I would have guessed 50% efficiency if I had not run this test. The efficiency may be higher, at greater loads. (If there is a fan running, it is so quiet that I do not notice it.) The battery capacity also may be below its advertised rating. As I write this, my PC, monitor, and critical equipment are drawing 192 Watts from the UPS, and it predicts a 15 minute run time, which equates to 2880 watt minutes to full discharge. But that is an approximate calculation by the unit and not a test. I myself am not assuming anything more than 2000 watt minutes available. According to the advertising, the unit is rated at the following runtimes: 3 Minutes at Full-load 9 Minutes at Half-load Assuming the Full load to be 600 watts that equates to 1800 - 2700 watt minutes available, so my 2000 watt minute observation seems reasonable. One great feature is the ability to use the included power panel software to gracefully turn down your PC after a given time on UPS power. It comes with 5 minutes as a default, but the software makes it extremely easy to change this and other parameters. I currently have the turn down interval set to 3 minutes, in order to hoard watt minutes of battery power for my cable modem.

UPDATE: After getting a replacement from CyberPower, my UPS is working great and although time will tell how reliable this UPS is but so far I am pretty happy with the UPS and CyberPower's customer service. After using my previous APC UPS for more than 6 years, I decided to buy another UPS with more output power and after some research ended up deciding on this stylishly looking CyberPower 1000PFC-LCD UPS with 10 outlets (big Plus for me). Per the instructions, I first plugged the unit in at night for 13 hrs to get the battery charged but when I looked at the battery status the next morning it was only 20% charged. Since, I didn't have 8 more hours to wait I plugged in all of my gadgets (PC, Router, Printer, NAS, Phone, etc) and assumed it would charge the battery while it is ON. Please NOTE that I use VOIP phone which was connected to the [Battery + Surge] outlet on this UPS. After an hour or so I picked up my VOIP phone to make a call but it was dead had an error msg showing "Base Unit not connected", so I right away checked the UPS and it was OFF. Although, I was surprised but thought may be there was some kind of power fluctuation so I turned the unit ON again and looked at the battery status which was now at 0%. This time I stayed there to see if the battery is being charged or not and to my surprise and total disappointment the unit started beeping and I saw the FAULT icon with [F03] error message, which means "Charger Fault". Now, I knew this was a DOA unit but the thing that made me HATE this unit now is the fact below: ==> If there is an issue with the Battery Charger or if the battery needs replacement, then you won't be able to continue using the UPS altogether as it will NOT STAY ON. This means you CAN NOT use any of the [Surge Only]/[Battery + Surge] Outlets of this UPS as it will automatically shuts itself down once it figures out that the battery is NOT charging. I consider this a BIG DESIGN FLAW and might also be a sinister way of making money by forcing the customers to buy the replacement batteries before the battery is actually dead. I was able to continue using my APC UPS for another 2 years after its battery was dead.......and that means I was able to use ALL OF its 8 Outlets (including the Battery/Surge outlets). [I give this 2 stars for the looks and 10 outlets] I will be sending this unit back and unfortunately won't be buying it again though I really liked the looks of it plus the 10 outlets. :(

Excelente y con sus 600 watts suficiente para lo que lo requiero, sobre todo por la onda senoidal pura, que es un requisito indispensable para mi, es un equipo sobrio y elegante, la pantalla muy útil, proporciona información clave, puede quedarse encendida todo el tiempo, o puede apagarse al minuto, a elección del usuario, lo utilizo con una pantalla LG Oled Evo de 65” C5, un Xbox Series X y un módem con internet de 1Gb, el consumo varía con todo encendido entre 200 y con carga gráfica alta unos 350 watts, por el tipo de onda, no mete ruido a los equipos, es muy silencioso, el tiempo de respaldo con lo que estés trabajando o reproduciendo, marca entre 9 y 19 minutos, tiempo más que suficiente para apagar los equipos de manera correcta y segura, con el puro módem trabajando, la batería proporciona hasta 170 mins de respaldo, vale cada centavo, recomendado.

I have been buying CyberPower products for years because they are affordable and because you get a lot of premium features even in some of their least expensive units. The CP1000PFCLCD model here is just that. Very affordable with premium features like auto-voltage regulation and simulated sinewave so that it takes care of even the most delicate of electronics. A lot of people don't know that utility power coming out of their wall is not only dirty (full of noise) but also suffers from voltage spikes and sags quite regularly. All of these issues cause a lot of stress on modern day electronics. Not only does this allow you to safely shutdown your equipment during a power outage but it also safeguards your electronics from the poor quality power problems like voltage spikes, noise, voltage sags and surges as well. The cost of a unit like this one with these premium features will more than pay for itself by extending the life of your electronics like computers, switches, modems, routers, gaming systems and anything else found in a modern day home or small home/office or business. These advanced power quality correcting power back-up systems are just a must have today and it's why I have so many of them all over my home protecting all my sensitive electronic equipment. I'm happy to report that I have had 0 hardware failures due to power issues over the decades because of these CyberPower UPS units protecting everything in my home and small business. I've even noticed that the quality of these CyberPower units last forever. My oldest one is 15 years old and still going strong. The batteries have all lasted at least 8 years with the longest battery lasting 10 years! I've never had any batteries or UPS last this long from other brands like APC etc. Honestly I can't say enough good things. If you care about your electronics and you want the absolute best protection then get a CyberPower UPS with Auto voltage regulation like this one. You won't be sorry. I'm haven't been!

Según la pantalla led del artículo, a carga completa sostiene mi ordenador durante 4-6 minutos en una sesión ordinaria de juegos, 18 minutos cuando no hace nada. Ryzen 7 5800x a 70w (De acuerdo con AMD Adrenalin software) Radeon RX 9070 a 165w Dos monitores a 30 y 40w Router WiFi de 10w La carga es definitivamente un poco elevada para este UPS, pero funciona bien, llevo usándolo una semana y no ha presentado problemas, aún cuando el GPU utiliza 200w que es su rating máximo. La fuente de poder es una Cooler Master MWE V2 650w Gold, cuenta con APFC, por lo que es relevante usar un UPS con onda senoidal no simulada. Como prueba, desconecté el UPS de la pared y el equipo no presentó ningún problema, el cambio a batería fué muy rápido incluso bajo la carga antes mencionada. Buen producto

Works perfectly. I bought this after my last PC died with little explanation. It would be performing well, then for no apparent reason, have what seemed like a complete power loss and reboot. I built this PC myself out of top components but I've used it hard for many years and thought the power supply was dying. Then signs of the video card failing appeared, which indicated it was the GPU failing. I decided it was time to replace everything, so went with a brand new ASUS ROG system. However the new system also started having reboots for no reason. I focused on my power supply and found that with summer heat and millions of residents in this city using air conditioners, there were power sags happening. These wide voltage fluctuations were causing my PC to re-boot (and I'm not even 100% convinced the the GPU failure in the old one was age, it might have been the wide power fluctuations which can't be good for any electronics). What I love most about this UPS, is that it evens out the voltage supplied to my devices. If the line power spikes or surges, it ensure a constant 120 goes to my electronics. The USB connection to the computer provides real-time monitoring and I can see the surprising number of times that the UPS has to step in because the line voltage in my house dropped. Since installing this a few months ago, zero problems with my electronics and it just works perfectly. I'm very happy with it.

Como siempre la entrega y el servicio de Amazon sin problemas Aunque la marca del producto no es muy conocida en México se puede decir que hasta el momento ha cumplido con el propósito y solo una vez tuve un problema con el pues llego alta la carga (según esto) y apago automáticamente el equipo, aunque la verdad es que la carga se regulo el aparato la siguió detectando alta y nunca se quito al parecer se trabo y el software solo funciono como esta programado para apagar el equipo pero no fue hasta que manualmente reinicie el no break que volvió a funcionar con normalidad, ese es el único evento raro que he tenido, pero de ahí en fuera no ha habido ningún otro y para mi es como si no hubiera pasado nada, cabe mencionar que el no break esta encendido todo el día pues en el tengo montado varias cosas como el teléfono, la impresora, el nas, un equipo de sonido, etc., y no ha gastado mucha luz hasta el momento. Pros Silencioso Ahorrador Moderno Elegante Personalizable (hasta cierto punto, pero lo necesario para dejar un buen sabor de boca) Con una interface adsequible Buen software pero nada que sea para presumir Prácticamente no se calienta Es liviano y compacto Contras Solo el caso raro que me paso pero de ahí en fuera ninguno Resumen Es PFC de onda sinusoidal pura, trae 10 contactos mas ethernet y coaxial y sin descuento es aún más barato que otras marcas como ISB o Koblenz, pero mi consejo es que esperen a las ofertas de Amazon y se llevarán una ganga como fue mi caso.