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  • QuestionCan the 1325VA Sine Wave be used while it is laid on it's side?

    Asked by w72steve.

    • Answer yes

      Answered by tazko

  • QuestionDoes this model produce a pure sine wave?

    Asked by Hoot.

    • Answer https://www.cyberpowersystems.com/product/ups/pc-battery-backup/gx1325u/ Appears to be the case relative to other models that generate approximate sine wave.

      Answered by Dennis

  • QuestionI've read on some other sites that the stench coming from this system is off the charts disgusting (at least for the first few weeks). The smell is described to be something like oil or new tires. Has that been your experience?

    Asked by CrazyCatMom.

    • Answer I own 2 of these exact units and plan to buy a third for my new power desktop computer and have not sensed an unusual smell from the units themselves at all. I think I read one of the answers for this question above about the plastic that is supposed to be taken off by the consumer after purchase and wonder if this plastic may not have been fully removed by the asker of this question, I could imagine a scenario where plastic left on the power supply could cause an increased odor. Just to help with answering this question, but I have a very strong sense of smell which is honestly quite annoying and causes me to be annoyed by odors very easily so if I wasn't annoyed by an odor, then it must have been quite small. But to add one further thing to this answer, I would ask users that buy these power supplies to run a check of the backup battery in order to make sure that the fan that is inside the unit performs correctly. Of the two products above had a fan that was catching on something inside the unit so it required pushing and stretching certain areas of the backup battery and adjusting the position it was in in order to A figure out it was a fan causing the issue and B to resolve the issue. A test can be run of the backup battery by pressing and holding for 3 to 5 seconds the third button on the right call Control. There is a fan sound the starts up a couple seconds after the backup battery buzzing sound created when it goes into battery power inverter mode. I literally ran a test about a minute ago and while not annoying from a few feet away the fan still catches a little compared to the second unit which is essentially whisper quiet. Though I only found out the one unit with the fan catching sound was a problem because I ordered two identical units. Sorry for the little bit of extra info, but I wanted to try and help out anyone who may have encountered the same issue. One final thing I have owned a multitude of backup batteries both CyberPower and APC.

      Answered by CognoscoStellis

  • Questionwhere can i find a user or service manual? my system is not switching to battery power during power loss

    Asked by andrew.

    • Answer It is available on the cyberpower website.

      Answered by Anonymous

  • QuestionWanted to know if this can be used to back up a hospital bed and electric powered air mattress during black outs.

    Asked by Walker.

    • Answer Yes as long wattage doesn't exceed the limits.

      Answered by ThatsDave

  • QuestionCan I use this as surge protector and back up battery for a refrigerator?

    Asked by Haiadai.

    • Answer The user's manual for your unit says it cannot be use for high current drain equipment containing motors such as your refrigerator. Anything you could get to back up a refrigerator would cost many times ( 10 x or more) than the refrigerator you are trying to protect.

      Answered by Herd

  • QuestionHow many batteries does this model use? What is the battery capacity (amp/hr)

    Asked by HeavyProton.

    • Answer Hello, The unit uses two batteries, however when purchasing the replacements the two come together. The capacity is 1325 VA / 810 W. Thank you for your question.

      Answered by TechSupport

  • QuestionWhat is the maximum protected wattage for this unit ?

    Asked by SilentWish.

    • Answer Hello SilentWish, The capacity is 810 Watts. Thank you for your question.

      Answered by TechSupport

  • QuestionHow long will the back up system hold a charge - minutes/hours/days?

    Asked by don.

    • Answer Hello, This depends on the amount of power being drawn from the connected devices. Please contact our Technical Support team at 1.877.297.6937, we look forward to hearing from you!

      Answered by TechSupport