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CyberPower CP1500PFCLCD PFC Sinewave UPS System, 1500VA/1000W, 12 Outlets, AVR, Mini Tower
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- 1500VA/1000W PFC Sine Wave Battery Backup Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) System; designed to support active PFC and conventional power supplies
- 12 NEMA 5-15R Outlets: 6 battery backup & surge protected outlets, 6 surge protected outlets safeguard computers, workstations, and network devices; 2 USB charge ports (1 Type-A and 1 Type-C) power devices such as mobile phones and tablets
- Multifunction, Color LCD Panel: Displays immediate, detailed information on the UPS battery and power conditions; Color display alerts users to potential issues before they can affect critical equipment and cause downtime; Screen tilts up to 22 degrees
- AUTOMATIC VOLTAGE REGULATION (AVR): Corrects minor power fluctuations without switching to battery power, thereby extending the life of the battery
- 3-YEAR WARRANTY INCLUDING THE BATTERY; $500,000 Connected Equipment Guarantee and FREE PowerPanel Personal Edition Management Software (Download)
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| Item Dimensions | 14 x 3.9 x 11 inches | 12.2 x 7 x 3.14 inches | 14.49 x 3.94 x 10.24 inches | 15.04 x 3.94 x 9.84 inches | 10.79 x 4.13 x 5.47 inches |
| Item Weight | 24.90 lbs | 9.14 lbs | 27.55 lbs | 24.25 lbs | 7.50 lbs |
From the manufacturer
Uninterruptible Power Supply System
Why Do You Need a UPS System?
Even brief power outages can result in data loss or potential hardware damage. A UPS system provides battery backup power to keep your devices running during short outages and provides enough runtime to properly shut down electronics during extended outages.
The Advanced PFC Sinewave UPS Series
Where To Use
Desktop Computers
Ensure seamless power to your PC and make certain you have time to safely shut down your system during a longer outage.
Home Networking/VoIP
Keep your smart-home devices connected to your WIFI during power outages and brownouts.
Personal Electronics
Don’t let the game end when the power goes out. Backup battery power keeps gaming consoles, stereos, and chargers running.
Home Theaters
Protect sensitive televisions, projectors, satellites, and cable boxes from power surges and spikes.
CyberPower PFC Sinewave UPS Series
CP1500PFCLCD |
CP850PFCLCD |
CP1000PFCLCD |
CP1350PFCLCD |
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Battery Power
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1500 | 850 | 1000 | 1350 |
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Watts
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1000 | 510 | 600 | 880 |
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Runtime (Half/Full)
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10/2.5 Minutes | 11/2 Minutes | 8/1 Minutes | 8/2 Minutes |
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Battery & Surge Protected
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6 Outlets | 5 Outlets | 5 Outlets | 6 Outlets |
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Surge Protected Only
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6 Outlets | 5 Outlets | 5 Outlets | 6 Outlets |
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USB Charge Ports
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2 | 0 | 2 | 0 |
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AVR
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✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
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Color LCD Screen
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✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
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Topology
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Line-Interactive | Line-Interactive | Line-Interactive | Line-Interactive |
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Wave Form
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Sine Wave | Sine Wave | Sine Wave | Sine Wave |
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Model Type
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Mini-Tower | Mini-Tower | Mini-Tower | Mini-Tower |
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Management Software
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PowerPanel Business | PowerPanel Personal | PowerPanel Personal | PowerPanel Personal |
How long will the UPS power my systems after the power goes out?
Run times vary based on the power required by connected devices. This system is estimated run for 10 minutes at half load, 2.5 minutes for a full load. The LCD screen provides an estimated run time based on the required power usage during blackouts.
Can this UPS model be monitored?
The CP1500PFCLCD comes with a free download of PowerPanel Business that provides a user-friendly dashboard interface for controlling and monitoring the UPS.
Can the batteries on this UPS be replaced?
Yes, this unit can have the batteries replaced. The replacement battery cartridge is the CyberPower RB1290X2.
Do all of the outlets have battery backup power and surge protection?
No, not all of the outlets have battery backup power. The CP1500PFCLCD has six battery backup and surge protected outlets and six surge protected outlets.
How do I mute the alarms?
Press the mute button for two seconds to enable or disable audible alarm. The MUTE icon will appear on the LCD display when audible alarm is disabled.
Product description
A mini-tower UPS with line interactive topology, the CyberPower PFC Sinewave CP1500PFCLCD provides battery backup (using sine wave output) and surge protection for desktop computers, workstations, networking devices, and home entertainment systems requiring active PFC power source compatibility. The CP1500PFCLCD features an advanced multifunction control panel with a color LCD to quickly confirm status and alerts at-a-glance. The screen tilts for easy viewing when the UPS is placed in a low position such as under a desk. Two USB charge ports (one Type-A and one Type-C) power portable devices such as mobile phones and tablets, even during a utility power failure. The CP1500PFCLCD uses Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) to correct minor power fluctuations without switching to battery power, which extends battery life. AVR is essential in areas where power fluctuations occur frequently. The CP1500PFCLCD comes with a three-year warranty (including coverage of batteries) and a $500,000 Connected Equipment Guarantee.
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Product information
Size:1500VA | Style:UPS| Product Dimensions | 14 x 3.9 x 11 inches |
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| Item Weight | 24.9 pounds |
| ASIN | B00429N19W |
| Item model number | CP1500PFCLCD |
| Batteries | 2 12V batteries required. (included) |
| Customer Reviews |
4.7 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank |
#15 in Computer Uninterruptible Power Supply Units
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| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | September 8, 2010 |
| Manufacturer | Cyber Power |
| Language | English |
| Country of Origin | China |
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Back to APC I go! When APC's fail, they keep the load connected to the utility power and just don't provide backup. Then you can buy batteries and off you go! Refuse to invest anymore into this faulty design.
Easy enough, right? It's still under warranty. He'd email me an RMA.
The RMA, however, requires me to send the entire unit back to them at my expense for exchange, and it says that then replacement will take 1-2 weeks. This is a *29 lb* UPS -- shipping is nearly $40. They know it's a failed battery, and the dead battery is of no realistic use to them, so why not just send a replacement battery? I feel that the only reason for this policy is to discourage people from actually *using* the warranty. They know that a replacement battery costs about the same as shipping, and that most people won't want to wait 2-3 weeks (initial shipping to them plus return time) to have a functional UPS yet again. Ideally, since they know it's a failed battery, all they need to do is ship a replacement battery out -- which Amazon can do yet today with 2-day shipping, if I want, or I could get one at Batteries Plus yet today.
I'm very much not impressed and will probably get my next UPS from someone else.
Enough people have had smoke or fire problems with this unit that a recall should be considered or at least directions for how to quickly remove the battery; otherwise people can be breathing the smoke and fumes in a small space (under a computer desk) while trying to figure out how to shut the darn thing down in a hurry, assuming they were home and lucky enough to spot the problem early ! I've written the company about the situation and asked if there is a recall out there somewhere.
UPDATE 4-23-17: I emailed the company immediately, giving the facts and asking if any recalls, and within a day, an email reply suggested I call tech service. The unit was past warranty time but given the nature of the failure, I suggested registered owners be contacted ASAP with the quickest way to kill power to the circuitry if they experience what some of us have experienced. That's a reasonably inexpensive precaution, especially if panic resulted or someone doesn't have tools handy. Tech Support is having me return the unit for examination and supplying a replacement unit for the hassles, which seems reasonable. BTW, the battery seemed ok, once removed.
PRO:
-great value for money, in terms of battery capacity, feature set, power factor correction, and total efficiency.
-worked great for me for 4 solid years.
-convenient USB ports for charging portable devices without occupying outlets.
CON:
-Failed suddenly, unexpectedly, and not due to a battery fault. Unit was under idle load only at the time.
-Failure core F03 apparently means "warranty replacement only, do not attempt repair"
-CyberPower support did not provide any additional information, resources, parts, or labor. They would not repair the unit even if I paid for it.
-weird brownish-red goo near capacitors suggests that at least one capacitor has failed. Generally, replacing those caps is quick and cheap, and results in a fully operational unit.
-I don't like the idea of throwing away a current model product. This unit is likely very fixable. Even if they were to replace just the entire mainboard, the most expensive components (Transformer and Batteries) are fine. Total cost of repair might be $100 but that's less than a replacement unit.
I contacted CyberPower about it, and they said it wasn't under warranty anymore, so I should discard it. It's an expensive piece of equipment, which likely has $2 worth of parts to replace. It's extremely uncool to throw away a unit full of heavy metals and functional components over a dead cap.
I'd like to fix it, whether or not they want to help me. But I'm disappointed that they didn't offer and refused my first request for assistance.
By Stephen Mahanes on September 21, 2016
PRO:
-great value for money, in terms of battery capacity, feature set, power factor correction, and total efficiency.
-worked great for me for 4 solid years.
-convenient USB ports for charging portable devices without occupying outlets.
CON:
-Failed suddenly, unexpectedly, and not due to a battery fault. Unit was under idle load only at the time.
-Failure core F03 apparently means "warranty replacement only, do not attempt repair"
-CyberPower support did not provide any additional information, resources, parts, or labor. They would not repair the unit even if I paid for it.
-weird brownish-red goo near capacitors suggests that at least one capacitor has failed. Generally, replacing those caps is quick and cheap, and results in a fully operational unit.
-I don't like the idea of throwing away a current model product. This unit is likely very fixable. Even if they were to replace just the entire mainboard, the most expensive components (Transformer and Batteries) are fine. Total cost of repair might be $100 but that's less than a replacement unit.
I contacted CyberPower about it, and they said it wasn't under warranty anymore, so I should discard it. It's an expensive piece of equipment, which likely has $2 worth of parts to replace. It's extremely uncool to throw away a unit full of heavy metals and functional components over a dead cap.
I'd like to fix it, whether or not they want to help me. But I'm disappointed that they didn't offer and refused my first request for assistance.
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They both have 10 outlets but only half is backed by the battery on the CyberPower.
The APC unit front panle has all the information regarding the staus of the unit while the CyberPower unit only have the power on indicator light, and for the rest you must keep on pushing that Display button.
They both don't have provisions for larger plugs such as some AC adapters.
For long term storage the APC has a de-coupler that cut out the circuit to everything while the CyberPower you must remove the front panel to disconnect the battery terminals.
My non-scientific test of unplugging these units from the wall socket while I still download and work on my computer. I've my 30" Dell monitor, my X299 Core i& 7820X, and the cable modem all connected to these units. The APC lasted almost 45 minutes while the CyberPower lasted only 20 minutes.
The APC is a line-interactive UPS (more ideal) while the CyberPower is a standby type UPS hence the 1ms reaction time.
One last thing and it's the most important thing depending on your point-of-view. The included so-called surge protection warranty of $500,000 can only be applied if CyberPower determined that the power surge lasted less then 1ms for which the unit was designed. Anything longer than 1ms then that warranty is automatically voided. Again, that depends on their finding. By the way, a person must pay for shipping to them even if it has been determined to be under warranty.
As a consumer you decided what you wants to do with your money is all I've to says. However, the last time I checked on Amazon.ca the APC SmartUPS that used to cost around $700 is now $1,100 plus shipping. Have fun!
I was told to contact support, it took 9 days for them to reply and even then I feel like they only replied because I emailed them again. All they said is faulty battery buy and new one.
I mean what? Seriously? I’m within 2 years warranty, no feedback whether it’s covered under warranty, no feedback on trouble shooting, no attempt to figure out if can possibly safe some money. Not even a sorry for your troubles.
Oh and to add, they told me if the new battery that I need buy doesn’t work, then my unit is dead and will need to be replaced.
Again NO mention on whether it was warranty replace or just throw away replace.
Great product (at least my other unit) but pray u never deal with this trim, absolutely abysmal support.
Also don’t bother using their online chat support, it kept going online, then offline, then online, it was just their for show.
I’m very disappointed.
Lo compre el 5 de dic 2019 por que tenia Pure Sine Wave / Onda Sinoidal Pura que era lo que necesitaba mi pc gamer (amd 5700xt nitro, ryzen 3700x, 32gb ram, fuente gold 80+ de 650watts (que está sobrada como debe ser ya que mi hardware no utiliza todo)
Desde un lector de corriente killawatt y otro desde el mismo nobreak indica durante sesiones de juego siempre menos de 500 watts alrededor de 300-450 watts y ante bajas de corriente algunas veces se apaga otras no, depende en qué pico de corriente agarre el apagón. Normalmente he visto que cercano a los 400 watts ya es peligroso que no soporte en pruebas que he hecho de coartarle la corriente. Se supone que es de 600 watts... lo cual ahora me parece engañoso, lo compré por que tenia entendido era una marca de reputación pero resulta que me quedó corto y que su punto máximo confiable es de alrededor de 350watts.
Segun la pagina del fabricante y modelo deberia soportar hasta 3 minutos a 600 watts pero no aguanta ni un segundo a 450 watts
Apenas que escribo este review es que me di cuenta que no cumple en tareas intensas ya que no habia hecho pruebas ya que casi no juego y no me había tocado un bajón en estas circunstancias. El nobreak tiene menos de 6 meses por lo que la batería no debe estar gastada ya que casi nunca se utiliza realmente mas que bajones de mili segundos.
Tenía mis dudas de comprarlo, pues leyendo reseñas anteriores pude observar que a muchos les llegaba un modelo distinto al que se muestra en las fotos que encabezan la publicación del producto, pero decidí tomar el riesgo debido a la eficacia de Amazon para devolver un producto por el motivo que sea.
Al abrir la caja donde venía el No Break, fue grato encontrarme con la sorpresa que era el MODELO CORRECTO, con 12 conectores (6 regulados y 6 conectados a la bateria), pantalla a color, puerto USB 3.0 y USB-Cetc. Así que si tenían esa duda como yo, sienta se libres, pues ahora sí, están mandando el modelo más nuevo y actualizado.
El No Break funciona correctamente, ya hice pruebas con todo mi equipo conectado, baje la pastilla de luz para simular un apagón y sin problemas, entró en función la batería y NADA de lo que estaba conectada se apagó (tenía conectado a los contactos de la batería un monitor de 32 pulgadas, una PC Alienware Aurora R5 con un procesador i7 y gráfica nVidia GTX 1080 corriendo un juego pesado), una cámara digital, el Xbox One X, un modem y un Router Gaming que consumen más que uno normal), además, la pantalla a color me mostraba la duración restante de la batería en minutos y con todo eso conectado me indicaba 21 minutos 😱 más que suficientes para terminar lo que estabas haciendo sin preocupaciones.
Respecto a la pantalla a color, no es solo un adorno bonito, que si, se ve muy bonito, pero es mucho más que eso... Te muestra en tiempo REAL la cantidad de Watts que se están utilizando en ese momento (en porcentaje y en cantidad), al igual que los VA (también en porcentaje y cantidad), la duración de la batería si se llegase a ir la luz, el nivel de carga de la batería, los eventos ocurridos (fallas eléctricas); en fin, brinda información sumamente útil.
En conclusión, es la mejor compra que he hecho, mi anterior No Break era uno Koblenz igual de 1500 VA y hacia más ruido que un avión, pero este Cyber Power, no hace nada, pero nada de ruido.
Reviewed in Mexico on October 26, 2020
Tenía mis dudas de comprarlo, pues leyendo reseñas anteriores pude observar que a muchos les llegaba un modelo distinto al que se muestra en las fotos que encabezan la publicación del producto, pero decidí tomar el riesgo debido a la eficacia de Amazon para devolver un producto por el motivo que sea.
Al abrir la caja donde venía el No Break, fue grato encontrarme con la sorpresa que era el MODELO CORRECTO, con 12 conectores (6 regulados y 6 conectados a la bateria), pantalla a color, puerto USB 3.0 y USB-Cetc. Así que si tenían esa duda como yo, sienta se libres, pues ahora sí, están mandando el modelo más nuevo y actualizado.
El No Break funciona correctamente, ya hice pruebas con todo mi equipo conectado, baje la pastilla de luz para simular un apagón y sin problemas, entró en función la batería y NADA de lo que estaba conectada se apagó (tenía conectado a los contactos de la batería un monitor de 32 pulgadas, una PC Alienware Aurora R5 con un procesador i7 y gráfica nVidia GTX 1080 corriendo un juego pesado), una cámara digital, el Xbox One X, un modem y un Router Gaming que consumen más que uno normal), además, la pantalla a color me mostraba la duración restante de la batería en minutos y con todo eso conectado me indicaba 21 minutos 😱 más que suficientes para terminar lo que estabas haciendo sin preocupaciones.
Respecto a la pantalla a color, no es solo un adorno bonito, que si, se ve muy bonito, pero es mucho más que eso... Te muestra en tiempo REAL la cantidad de Watts que se están utilizando en ese momento (en porcentaje y en cantidad), al igual que los VA (también en porcentaje y cantidad), la duración de la batería si se llegase a ir la luz, el nivel de carga de la batería, los eventos ocurridos (fallas eléctricas); en fin, brinda información sumamente útil.
En conclusión, es la mejor compra que he hecho, mi anterior No Break era uno Koblenz igual de 1500 VA y hacia más ruido que un avión, pero este Cyber Power, no hace nada, pero nada de ruido.
















