CyberPower - PFC Sinewave CP1350PFCLCD 1350VA Mini-Tower UPS - Black

I have had a variety of different UPS systems for my home computer over the years. Recently I have had a problem where my PC would shut off when I went to print something. The printer was affecting the line voltage causing the pc to turn off, even though I was using a UPS. For some reason, the lower or change in voltage did not trip the UPS to save the computer from turning off. I purchased this one because it has the automatic voltage regulation (AVR). It fixed the problem. I tested it repeatedly and have no issues. The display screen is awesome, telling you how much time you have left before the backup power runs out. I purchased the 1350V size. CyberPower - PFC Sinewave CP1350PFCLCD 1350VA Mini-Tower UPS. I plug into the battery backup three things: 1 my cpu (i7 processor with 3 HDs, a 31" Samsung HDMI monitor, and my pair of Bose speakers). The unit says the load is about 160 watts and it will provide up to 40 minutes of time with these three items. The PC software also works well. Easy install & setup with Windows 10. I can see all the information on the screen, the software will shutdown the PC when there is only 5 minutes of battery power remaining and I can toggle the UPS Features using the software. A bit expensive, but I believe that's because it has the AVR feature.

Probably the best UPS with pure sinewave for the money. So how did they achieve the low costs to pass it on to the consumer? Well it isn't really in pure sinwave if the unit is running on battery so Cyberpower calls it Adaptive Sinewave. The 2 USB on the front don't provide fast charging and the RJ45 jacks on the back will slow down your network.

Kept desktop computer up during power flickers just before Hurricane Irma hit. Re-charged my cell phone during a 2 day power outage after Hurricane Irma. I also have one for my TV and cable box.

I get a lot of brow outs. My previous TV did not seem to last as long as it should. Hoping this UPS will help save my new equipment So far has wirked great and very quite.

I've been using cyberpower UPS systems for some time now. Been thru the gamut of UPS manufacturers for everything from server racks, to desktop computers, to AV setups. Inevitably everything has issues at some point whether it be a fault, over power or voltage issue. With the cyberpower units I have yet to have experienced any sort of issue except for the old/battery replacement which is inherent with any UPS if you have it long enough. The pure sine wave feature of this model is a definite plus and i've had nothing but positive results using it. I have this model of unit in various sizes installed for desktop computers, servers and even whole home AV setups. They work great and you can rely on them to protect your equipment.