By: CyberPower
The CyberPower CP1500AVRLCD Intelligent LCD UPS System is the best Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) on the market. With a 1500VA/900W capacity, 12 outlets, and AVR Mini-Tower Black, this UPS provides superior build quality, performance, and durability. The built-in LCD panel displays battery and power conditions, while the voltage regulation prevents power fluctuations. The 12 outlet ports offer power to multiple devices simultaneously. With its exceptional features and tech support, this UPS is the ideal choice for reliable power.
eieiya:
初期不良があり、返品させていただきました。やはり並行輸入品は、不安がありますね
Japan on Oct 25, 2020
InsightInsight:
It has a smaller profile than I thought it would - very happy to not have it take up too much space under my desk.
It is thoughtfully designed and has clearly benefited from undergoing many iterations. It has all the features you would expect of a pricier model (like the LCD panel) but it remains off by default.
The back is well organized - for example having the USB and ethernet ports towards the top lends itself nicely to using shorter patch cables from an ethernet port to a PC without having to criss-cross cables down to the floor and back.
It has good capacity. I've got two monitors, a beefy PC, a laptop and powered docking station all plugged into it, and provides 24 minutes of battery time - which is not only enough time to shut things down cleanly, but even to wait out a temporary outage and see if the power comes back without having to stop what you're doing. As far as cost for the capacity goes, the price war will wage on, but this is the best value device I could find at the time.
The software (CyberPower PowerPanel Personal) appears to be of a good quality and even has a few advanced features that a you may have a use for,...
Canada on May 13, 2020
Barry Pomerantz:
There were issues with the 1st U.P.S. unit (defective) It was promptly rectified by Amazon.
Excellent Amazon Customer Service & the (replaced) CyberPower CP1500AVRLCD seems to be working properly after 2 months. It was tested several times & it instantly switched to the U.P.S. battery without any issues.
Computer, Modem, Router & telephone plugged into it (works nicely during power outages) NOT Good for HPw2408h 24" Monitor, during power failures Monitor starts to Hum? and the UPS will self "Power-Off" after approx. 30mins Also, the UPS will Hum during power outages; spoke with Cyberpower & they assured me that it's normal for the UPS unit to Hum but NOT the Monitor. Had to plug my Monitor into another UPS. Also, if the power is out for a long period of time the unit will self recharge but, you will have to physically power it on!!! Not practical if you're travelling abroard. (review lost 1 star for these issues!)
Canada on Dec 31, 2019
Jon Rivers:
UPDATE. It's 2020 June 22nd and this thing still works excellent. Last year during Hurricane Dorian I plugged this into my little generator to keep it charged, and plugged laptops, cellphones, lamps, you name it, into it. It's not really designed for power outages, but it serves well in a 1 week power outage as a charger for small devices. I ran it for a week last september when we had no power all week. Then I used it again this winter during a 2 day power outage. It kept my LED light bulb on, phone charged, tablet charged, laptop charged, and I only needed to run my 1100 watt generator now and then. 10 out of 10 WOULD DEFINITELY BUY AGAIN. So far the battery seems to work well. You only get 15 minutes on a big beefy desktop computer, but you can get SEVERAL HOURS of lamps/laptops/phones plugged in. So it's really hand. I also have battery banks for those purposes now, so I don't have to use this for that as much.
5/5.
Has a mute button you push and never hear those loud beeps again. A lot of others dont have this or it couldnt be determined if they did. For me this is important because i dont want to be woken up whenever the power...
Canada on Mar 17, 2018
Busy Executive:
I live on Long Island (NY) and have been suffering through a 10-day power outage thanks to Hurricane Sandy (and her friend, the winter storm Athena). Unlike a few of the other posters, I've had no trouble running my Cyber Power via my generator...in fact, that's one of the big reasons why I like it. Not only are we suffering through a long power failure, we also have a major gasoline shortage, making it quite difficult to find fuel to keep my generator going. The only solution has been to run the generator sparingly, leaving me in the cold and dark much of the time. The CyberPower gives me the option of charging it when the generator is running, and then I have power for a few simple things (a light, my PC, etc) when the power is off. If anyone is interested, my generator is a Generac XG8000E, wired into the house via a single 240V/30A cable connected to a 10-circuit Gen-Tran transfer switch. I have had zero problems with the CyberPower UPS after several days of operation.
I've owned a number of other UPS systems over the years, including APC, Belkin, Tripp-Lite, etc. Most have done the job, but I find the APC units lacking in ergonomics (some models are...
United States on Nov 13, 2012
Amazon Customer:
I've only tested this in an "artificial" scenario, i.e., pulling the plug from the wall after having it charged. Well, it did fine there (as well as with the "self-test" available via the software config). Make sure to download the new software from the Cyberpower website for the latest version. I'm using it on Windows 7 64 bit, and it performs flawlessly. Low resources, and stable. Impressive.
At any rate, I really enjoy the readout from the front. Voltage In, Voltage Out, Power frequency, instantaneous power consumption (in kW), and load and battery capacity as well as estimated runtime are available from the front display. After a period of inactivity, the screen will turn off to avoid needless power consumption. A simple button press will bring it back.
As I stated earlier, I haven't had to test its actual capabilities yet (probably better this way, ha). But living in Florida, that's expected as long as it's not the summer - which is when most of our power events occur. Whether it's a lightning storm, or peak load on the grid during a hot summer afternoon when ACs are on full blast, various conditions can create short power outages, or more...
United States on Nov 02, 2009
| CyberPower CP1500AVRLCD Intelligent LCD Uninterruptible Power Supply System | CyberPower CP1500PFCLCD Pure Sine Wave UPS System with Power Factor Correction | CyberPower CP1000AVRLCD Intelligent LCD Uninterruptible Power Supply System | |
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| Sale off | $20 OFF | $27 OFF | $10 OFF |
| Total Reviews | 392 reviews | 412 reviews | 635 reviews |
| Battery Cell Composition | Sealed Lead Acid | ||
| Brand | CyberPower | ||
| Product Dimensions | 14"D x 3.9"W x 11"H | 14 x 3.9 x 11 inches | 10.2 x 3.9 x 9 inches |
| Material | 1 | ||
| Color | Black |
El UPS es relativamente pequeño y fácil de acomodar. Los acabados se sienten de calidad y obviamente es un artículo pesado.
La interfaz de usuario es adecuada, y presta funciones que perfilan un mejor uso del producto, yo personalmente no les he sacado todo el provecho posible. En la parte posterior vienen los contactos necesarios para tus equipos y también es fácil identificar cuales tendrán el suministro de energía en caso de un corte de electricidad.
Lo más importante, el aparato desempeña perfectamente sus funciones, he tenido varios apagones en casa y me ha salvado, dándome los minutos necesarios para guardar mis archivos y apagar mi PC y monitor. Como dato, tengo una PC con un consumo aproximado de 650 watts, además de un monitor de 27", módem de internet y periféricos, entonces, la autonomía que me da el UPS cuando hay un corte eléctrico es de 45 minutos en promedio (considerando que la pc no está realizando alguna tarea pesada, de ser así, disminuirá el tiempo drásticamente), después de apagar todo menos el módem, el tiempo se eleva...
Mexico on Nov 07, 2021