Protect your PC and other electronic devices from power abnormalities with this CyberPower UPS. It features 12 standard outlets and two USB charging ports to provide full-time surge protection for a variety of equipment. This CyberPower UPS has an output of 950 VA/510 W so it can handle powerful devices for up to two minutes at full load.
Q: How long is the cord on this CyberPower UPS?
A: The cord length of this CyberPower UPS is 5 feet.
Q: What is the maximum run time of this CyberPower UPS at full load?
A: The maximum run time of this CyberPower UPS at full load is 2 minutes.
Q: Does this CyberPower UPS have an audible alarm?
A: Yes, this CyberPower UPS has an audible alarm that notifies you of changing utility power and UPS power conditions.
Q: Is this CyberPower UPS ENERGY STAR certified?
A: Yes, this CyberPower UPS is ENERGY STAR certified.
Q: How many surge-protected outlets does this CyberPower UPS have?
A: This CyberPower UPS has 12 surge-protected outlets.
Q: What is the joule rating of this CyberPower UPS?
A: This CyberPower UPS has a joule rating of 890 joules.
Q: Is it safe to plug a PC into this that contains a 850w power supply?
A: NO, if using for battery backup power supply. Rule of thumb for UPS is 1.6 times the watt load for ALL equipment plugged into the UPS battery backup side. Even though your computer is not likely using 850 watts all of the time (can only be determined by using an amp probe and converting to watts) you will have to back up at minimum the monitor also to be able to safely close all programs and properly shut down the computer and monitor. This may take several minutes or you could loose data &/or damage the protected equipment if you overload the UPS. If you want to be safe, but do not know the actual watts being used I'd suggest using the rated watts of all equipment plugged into the UPS battery side times 1.6. You should properly shut down that equipment when your home power is lost as a UPS is normally used to allow time for safe shut down, not to keep working with a computer for hours on battery backup power. These units battery power is also a simulated sine wave and I do not operate computers for any duration, just have the battery power to safely shut down my equipment. If you want to continue working you should look at an inverter generator that produces an actual true sine wave........a lot more costly option.
A: There is a loooong theory behind this, but in VERY short words. Backups has 1 clearly stated number which is given in VA (volt ampere) ex 500VA, but computer devices comes with a power measure in Watts. Before continuing VA is NOT the same as Watt. You should find in the backup/UPS user manual to get the real power value in Watts, don't feel sad if you don't find it, sometimes its normal. If you don't find it then assume the worst case multiply the VA measure by 0.6 factor, so in our example 500 VA x 0.6 = 300W, so this UPS can deliver up to 300W at this point all you have to do is go to the back part of your monitor, PC, and modem get the power units in Watts that are always clearly stated then you sum all of them and they should be LOWER than or 300W. Warning: UPSs have 2 types of power connectors 1 type is battery backup and other is surge protection only. All this explanation applies to the battery backup side. Lets say you need to connect a printer that will always go to the surge protection side and NEVER to the battery side.
Customers regard the 950VA Battery Back-Up System as a reliable power backup solution during outages, with easy setup and a fair price. They appreciate the multiple outlets, USB ports, and compact size, but some find the beeping during power outages annoying and have concerns about longevity and warranty coverage.
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Protect your PC and other electronic devices from power abnormalities with this CyberPower UPS. It features 12 standard outlets and two USB charging ports to provide full-time surge protection for a variety of equipment. This CyberPower UPS has an output of 950 VA/510 W so it can handle powerful devices for up to two minutes at full load.
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This CyberPower LE1000DG 1000VA battery back-up system features Line Interactive topology that regulates high and low voltage without using battery power. Twelve outlets safeguard equipment, with 1030 joules of protection.
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Protect your desktop computer and other electronics with this CyberPower UPS standby system. Composite integrated circuitry defends against lightning while the system works to safeguard against power surges, brownouts or outages that can jeopardize delicate wiring. The 12-volt battery backup on this CyberPower UPS standby system has eight standard outlets to handle multiple devices, ensuring extra protection for electronics for up to 90 seconds at full load.
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Protect the delicate components of your computer setup with this CyberPower Systems standby UPS system. This uninterruptible power supply adds a layer of defense against surges, spikes and sags, keeping circuits from overloading and electronics from burning out. Offering eight standard outlets and battery backup, this CyberPower Systems standby UPS system provides space for connecting your PC, printer, scanners and other devices to a reliable power supply.
Pros for CyberPower - 950VA Battery Back-Up System - Black | |||
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Battery Life, Performance, Surge Protection, Ease of use, Price | Battery Life, Performance, Ease of use, Price, Surge Protection | Battery Life, Performance, Price, Surge Protection, Size | Battery Life, Performance, Ease of use, Price, Surge Protection |
Cons for CyberPower - 950VA Battery Back-Up System - Black | |||
Noise, Weight | Weight, Noise, Instructions | Weight, Alarm, Noise, USB Port | Noise, Alarm, Weight, Heat |