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Cyberpower CP1500AVRLCD UPS - LCD Display 1500VA/900W AVR 8-Outlet RJ11/RJ45/Coax Tower USB | 
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| Brand: CyberPower
Category: CE
List Price: $249.95
Buy New: $153.82
You Save: $96.13 (38%)
New (33) from $153.82
Avg. Customer Rating:  18 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 25.1
Dimensions (in): 13.3 x 4 x 9.8
nv:Power Protection Type: UPS Battery Backup
Watts: 900 Watt
Volt Amps: 1500 VA
Output Frequency Regulation: 60 Hz
Surge Energy Capacity: 1080 Joules
Connected Equipment Warranty: $500,000
Dimensions: 13 1/2" x 3 7/8" x 9 3/4"
Warranty: 3 years warranty
MPN: CP1500AVRLCD
Model: CP1500AVRLCD
UPC: 649532015269
EAN: 0649532015269
ASIN: B000FBK3QK
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| • | The CyberPower CP1500AVRLCD UPS provides consistent AVR power with a Crystal-Blue LCD diagnostic display. It's also fully loaded with RJ11/RJ45/Coax hookups, and comes with PowerPanel software. |
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Product Description
The CyberPower Systems CP1500AVRLCD UPS, designed for mid to high-end computer systems, features dynamic line conditioning and a LCD diagnostic display. Real-time system vitals can be viewed from this display and the unit can be conveniently mounted in a workstation cabinet or directly on the desktop. The CP1500AVRLCD also guards against surges/spikes, and also offers battery backup in the event of brownouts or total power loss. Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) ensures that all your electronics are receiving clean power and stabilizes the voltage to a nominal 120VAC. PowerPanel PE Management Software automatically saves and closes open files and then shuts down the computer system in an intelligent and orderly manner. The CP series are also equipped with full dataline protection: RJ11/RJ45 (phone, fax, Ethernet, network, DSL) and RG-6 coax (DSS, cable modem, satellite, cable TV). "Surge-Only" outlets are perfect for the addition of peripherals such as monitors, printers, scanners, iPods, or CD/DVD players.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 13 more reviews...
 Impressive Power and Quality December 23, 2008
The first thing one notices with the CP1500AVRLCD is how compact and well built the unit is. The UPS is small and heavy with a very useful LCD display, and the unit appears to be of excellent build quality. The software that came with it for automaticly shutting down the computer is both informational and functional. I currently have a Dell Studio XPS with a Core i7 940 CPU and 12GB RAM running Vista 64-bit, a 22-inch LCD screen, a cable modem, and a router connected to the UPS. With these items attached, the UPS indicates only 20% load capacity and a run-time of about 35 minutes. Although I have only had the UPS for less than two months, it has operated well through the several power interuptions that have occurred. If you are in the market for an UPS, I highly recommend that you consider this product.
Much beeter UPS than BR1500, keep two systems up! November 10, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I have couple APC made BR1500 UPS. I even purchased addational battery packs to have them last longer time during power failure. We recently had some power failures, however, every time the BR1500 just had a long beep and cut off the AC output. BR1500 overload light kept on. I suspected the one we have gone bad, so I brought another new one from Amazon, that one doing the eaxct the same: If I had the phone system and the name server in it, it would say overload, during unplug the AC input test.
After reading so many good reviews of this UPS. I decided to give this one a try. What a difference! This UPS reported both phone system and name server combined power is 135W. I tried plug into AC and unplug from AC many times, it works flawlessly. Its LCD display also reported to me with internal battery, it will be able to run both phone system and name server for 45 minutes. I am really happy about this UPS.
I think it is a shame APC UPS rated 1500AV can not handle 135W load. I also think anyone serious about their UPS system should give this brand a look and test. The only drawback of this unit is that it does not support external battery packs to extend the battery run time.
Capable UPS, good software interface November 4, 2008
This UPS replaced a Tripp Lite UPS 1000VA, which had barely enough power to protect my high end gaming computer. This UPS has room to spare, has an easy to understand LCD read out, and excellent software that I felt surpassed the power alert software that came with the Tripp Lite UPS. Even better is that the internal batteries can be replaced, so I will not have to replace this UPS at the end of this batteries life. I have 10 Tripp Lites UPS units on my network, and will likely replace all of them with Cyberpower units when they die.
A worthwhile alternative to APC to consider: October 27, 2008
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I work as a network technician and have used APC equipment for many years. Their high-end units have always done well for us. For many years, I also used their Smart-UPS brand for my home network needs. As they've become old and had problems, it became more economical to replace them, instead of fixing them, especially, since for my desktops, the industry was moving to USB for signaling, and away from serial ports. My rack still has older 1400 VA SU units using SNMP management cards, but I needed a new desktop solution.
For the past three years, I stuck to APC's consumer products and have been very disappointed. They have more problems than the older units I've grown to love, and because they change models so often, it's harder to find a battery replacement. Plus, they just have a sort of cheapness about them.
With my latest computer purchase, a dual quad Mac Pro, my older 800VA APC just couldn't handle it. So, I decided to try this Cyberpower 1500 and have been very pleased with it, using it for about 2 months so far. The signaling and reported time is more reliable than the APC I was using. Although it should be said, any consumer UPS will not guarantee exact runtimes, load measurements, etc. - For what you are paying for this amount of capacity, some sacrifice must be realized. If you do your calculations correctly, and use it as needed (surges, brown-outs and limited black-outs), these units will fulfill your needs. If you need super accurate measurements and reliable AC power generation, then you should consider a high end unit, such as what APC offers for data centers.
The load reading for this unit, when measured with a Kill-A-Watt is pretty accurate. I like the soft blue lighting with auto-off. I connect my two, 24" LCDs to the APC 800VA unit, and the Cyberpower handles the Mac Pro with three, external FireWire drives with no problems. Testing it, by turning off the circuit breaker (shouldn't pull the cord from the wall), reports about 20 minutes of runtime, which seems about right. I've left it on battery power for about 10 minutes, and the readings remained fairly constant. I live out in the country at the end of our power grid, so I get a lot of "dirty" power. Brown-outs are common, and my larger UPS units have the ability to generate statistical logs each day of the power fluctuation. I feel pretty safe with this unit, and wouldn't hesitate to purchase another one.
Lastly, the software both Cyberpower and APC provides for the Mac OS, is really bad! I prefer to just use the Mac's SysPrefs to configure the UPS settings and leave it at that. Both companies desperately need a re-write of their OS X software.
Works October 22, 2008
I bought my third one, for the three laptops and DSL around the house, for extended run time. I like to return home at night and find the computers still going even though the power's been out a while, with streaming radio shows recorded as planned.
I find the APC stuff runs cooler for smaller units than CyberPower, but this item is a nice one. That would matter in the summer, when you'd have to air condition the additional heat too; not so much in winter when it's useful heat at least.
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