CyberPower CP1500PFCLCD Pure Sine Wave UPS System with Power Factor Correction

Bruno Carmona: Si lo quieren para consolas de nueva generación se queda corto
La duración de la batería da para 50 min si solo es la tele y si además usan consola de videojuegos solo da 6 min

Mexico on Aug 31, 2023

Mike Mz: Buena calidad, lleva funcionando 3 meses sin problema. Y se puede monitorear con home assistant

Mexico on Aug 24, 2023

raquelduno: Esta excelente el único tema es que no dura las 8 horas que dice solo dura 179 minutos

Mexico on Aug 22, 2023

Dave: 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...

Canada on Aug 10, 2023

Michael B. Abbott: I'd been in need of a whole new UPS, as my smaller 350W ones from 2008 were now no longer charging batteries and would drop the second any type of power issue was detected so grabbing this as its then price of $400 for a 1500VA 1000W UPS was far too good to pass over. I have a 1500VA, 1500W CyberPower UPS for my homelab's rack, so I'm already a heavy fan of CyberPower.

Pro's: The unit isn't too heavy and it's shallow depth makes it ideal for limited space in a rackmount, and it doesn't bend the rack up. Ironically, my managed switch puts more of a wow in the rack posts than this unit does. o.O

User interface is generic, simple and easy-to-use. If you've used any UPS before then there's really no need to worry about display settings and how-to's.

It's got the new built-in green energy system that when the UPS is charged and not on battery, it auto-bypasses the transformer and reduces energy consumption and waste by 75%.

Unit switches over from utility to battery quickly, quietly and returns to normal just the same.

NO LOUD FANS! In fact, I didn't even notice let alone hear if there was even fans in this unit which is very nice! So bonus on it...

Canada on Aug 02, 2022

Neil Isenberg: This review is for: CyberPower CP850PFCLCD 510W UPS

OVERVIEW:
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The home and small office UPS models we'll compare are:

- APC: SMT750, SMT1000
- APC: SMC1000, SMC1500
- CyberPower: CP850PFCLCD, CP1000PFCLCD, CP1350PFCLCD
- CyberPower: PR750LCD, PR1000LCD, PR1500LCD

These all:

(A) KEEP ELECTRICITY GOING DURING A BLACKOUT and give a computer TIME TO SAFELY AUTO-SHUTDOWN.

(B) Produce a PURE SINE WAVE to work with power supplies with Active PFC, like those on most Apple Macs, lots of newer windows PCs, etc.

(C) Cost in the low hundreds, so we avoid server room type features like zero transfer time, external batteries, etc.

We'll compare:
- How long things run during a blackout (RUNTIME)
- The WATTS they handle
- NOISE
- OUTLET COUNT and how many have battery power

We'll also compare:
- AVR CAPABILITY including BOOST and TRIM (explained later)
- RECHARGE TIME
- Size, cord length, other

Okay, let's get started, I'm looking for two that are quiet, can shutdown Window PCs and Macs safely, have good runtime, and some other things.

(1)
SOME...

United States on Sep 25, 2013

D. Alexander: I bought the 1000VA model in this PFC series about a month ago to replace a fading APC Back-UPS ES 725. So far, performance has been encouraging.

My first impression upon opening the cleverly double-boxed packaging was that the picture size was deceiving. This CyberPower looks large. It's not. It's dwarfed by my standard mid-ATX towers. Eyeballed relative to one, it's about half the width, half the height, and two-thirds the depth. Positively petite for a tower UPS and roughly the size of the APC it replaced were that one upturned. Extras include a short coaxial cable and an RJ-11 phone wire. Build quality seems quite good, with an attractive combination of gloss and matte black plastic. Once booted, the UPS is completely silent with mains power. It buzzes quietly and runs a small, audible internal fan when on battery.

That said, let's drill down the major features of the PFC series:

Line-interactive - In the consumer world, there are three major types of UPS units: standby, line-interactive, and double conversion ("online"). Standby runs wall power straight to the device with minimal filtering unless it detects a major voltage change. Then it switches to...

United States on Apr 26, 2011