The CyberPower CP1500AVRT AVR Mini-Tower UPS (1500VA/900W) safeguards PCs and other electronics from blackouts, brownouts, surges, spikes, sags, and other power abnormalities. Its AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulation) boost/buck technology delivers a consistent and clean AC power, for protecting connected equipment and preventing business interruptions. The composite integrated circuitry offers improved lightning protection.

The UPS system is ENERGY STAR qualified with GreenPower UPS bypass circuitry to save on energy costs by reducing energy consumption and heat build-up.

Suitable for desktop computers, home networking/VoIP, personal electronics, and home theater devices

Capacity of 1500VA/900W

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AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulation)

GreenPower UPS

ENERGY STAR qualified

Full-time surge protection and battery backup

Mini-tower form factor

RJ11/RJ45 and Coax RG6 Protection

8 outlets and USB and serial ports

PowerPanel Personal edition software

EMI/RFI filtration

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this have the two front usb charge ports (type-c and type-a) 3.1A?

A: No, unfortunately this item would not contain any front facing USB type-c, and type-a ports.

Q: 2. Does it include a carrying case?

A: Yes. Mine included a very basic flimsy black carrying case that will hold all of this equipment and more.

Q: 3. What is the run time at 50% load?

A: Run time at half load is about 9 minutes.

Q: 4. Does this have the coaxial protection as pictured? The specs say nothing about that, and the model on the manufacturer website is slightly different, without the coaxial in/out.

A: Yes, this model does offer coaxial protection.

Q: 5. Will these lights fit onto a boom arm? If so, what product(s) are recommended to do this?

A: These lights screw on top of a light stand. You only need to attach a clamp with a threaded shaft, you should be fine to use it. Mind you that they are AC powered, so you will have to care for the wire of your AC adapter if your boom goes too high.

Q: 6. What are the benefits of having a UPS with pure sine wave as opposed to a UPS with a stepped approximation to sine wave?

A: For most devices simulated sine wave is adequate. However, if you are backing up a device with an Active PFC (power factor correction) supply they require pure sine wave to operate correctly. Active PFC supplies are considerably more efficient than standard power supplies but need a clean input.

Q: 7. Does this come with the necessary brackets to use it rack mounted?

A: yes.

Q: 8. Does it power on after a power outage and a full discharge, like most commercial UPSs do? (Some consumer grade UPSs don't.)

A: Yes, the CyberPower SX650U Battery Backup System will engage automatically during a power outage.

Q: 9. Will this work with Mac OS X, like the CPS1500AVR?

A: I assume you are asking if the UPS software will shut down your MAC if the power fails? You will have to go on line to the units mfg. and read an owners manual. I bought my unit to retain power to my computers if the power failed. When I am doing a video render, I don't want my computer shut down until I am ready. My experience: It performed well during a 3 hour power outage. I would recommend this unit for its intended purpose. Walt Copeland, A/V Engineer

Q: 10. Will this support Windows 10?

A: Yes, it's just a UPS (nothing to do with OS's), you can use it with or without management software.