The CyberPower CP600LCD UPS with Intelligent LCD Displayfrom CyberPower CP600LCD UPS with Intelligent LCD Displaycomes equipped with a capacity of 600VA / 340W that delivers power for up to eight electronic devices and helps to safeguard mid- to high-end computer systems against surges/spikes and offers battery backup in the event of brownouts or blackouts. Furthermore, it has integrated EMI/RFI filters. The intelligent multifunction LCD panel also displays real-time UPS vitals for ease of control.

This compact desktop power supply offers eight NEMA 5-15R outlets that are capable of absorbing up to 1,030 Joules for keeping your devices safe against surges and spikes. To keep your devices powered during power outages, four of the outlets deliver power via a 12V / 7Ah lead-acid sealed battery for critical loads. In addition to the power outlets, other connections offered are USB type B, cable/coax (RG6), RJ-11, and RJ-45.

This power supply is ENERGY STAR qualified and operates for up to two minutes with a full load and up to 13 minutes with a half load. Included with the power supply is the PowerPanel Personal edition UPS management software for Windows systems. This software requires minimal system resources and monitors the status of the UPS to help ensure it is working properly. When a power outage does occur, this software automatically closes computer files and shuts down your system. This UPS is also protected by a limited 3-year warranty and offers a $175,000 Connected Equipment Guarantee.

600VA / 340W Simulated Sine Wave UPS    12V / 7Ah Battery    Standby Topology    8 Outlets / USB Port    RJ11/RJ45 Protection    Multifunction Diagnostic LCD    Surge Protection and Battery Backup    ENERGY STAR Qualified    PowerPanel Personal Edition for Windows

The front panel displays nine different UPS vitals: input voltage level, output voltage level, battery capacity, runtime estimate, load capacity, normal mode, battery mode, overload, and silent mode

Shielding against electromagnetic interference and radio frequency signals helps prevent line noise ("humming") over telephone lines or audio systems

Widely-spaced outlets help accommodate large transformer-based plugs without compromising the utility of other outlets

HID compliant USB port enables full integration with built-in power management and auto shutdown features of Windows, Linux, and Mac OS

Distinctive tones help identify when the unit is running on battery power, if it is overloaded, or when the battery is low

The user may use this unit reset switch in case of an overload

In event of a power outage, PowerPanel PE saves open files and "hibernates" the PC to increase the run-time on the UPS unit. PowerPanel is easily installed on any Windows-based PC and uses minimal system resources. Diagnostic screens display the status of the UPS, including silent operation mode, configurable system notifications, automatic self tests, adjustable high/low voltage warnings, event/data logging, and scheduled shutdowns

CyberPower will assist users with any product, installation, or warranty concerns - free of charge

All CyberPower manufacturing facilities are state-of-the-art and ISO-9001 Quality Tested. Our products are certified by the FCC, cUL, and UL

Our PowerPanel power management software has been fully tested and is compatible with 32 and 64-bit editions Windows 8, 7, Vista, and XP. It is also compatible with Windows 2003, 2000, Server 2012, Server 2008

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the battery life after power is disconnected?

A: There is no simple answer to that question, as it depends on what the load is. It could be 30 minutes or it could be 5 minutes. A small, low power computer with the monitor not on battery might last 30-40 minutes, where a PC with a large power supply, high power video card, 4 hard drives, and three 27 monitors all connected to battery will go pretty fast. If you know the actual power requirements of your connected gear, you can approximate with your own math. If unsure, get a bigger unit.

Q: 2. 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: 3. I have 220V, so is a different versin available? Or do you need a transformer

A: This unit doesn't support 220V and we don't have a transformer that will work with this UPS.

Q: 4. Is there a distance requirement between the ups and monitor?

A: Thank you everyone for your prompt replies! You have been very helpful.:-)

Q: 5. How accurate is the simulated sine wave?

A: The BRG1500AVRLCD has preformed and been tested to meet the technical specifications of the UPS. So it is preforming how the UPS was designed. There are two different types of UPS battery output: Sinewave and Simulated Sinewave. The difference between the two is the output wave form, if you need a pure sinewave UPS i would suggest the CP1500PFCLCD.

Q: 6. How often does the battery need to be replaced?

A: Cyberpower does not provide that information as it can vary. UPS batteries require replacement when no longer capable and if the UPS is called upon more often than normal to keep devices powered, the battery will be spent faster.

Q: 7. My ups shuts down randomly and other brand UPSs do not shut down. Is this a sign that I need to replace the battery?

A: I sent an email to Cyberpower Tech Support and very quickly received a call. We were able to determine that the battery is not charging and so do to its age, plus i had already replaced the battery previously, I have decided to replace the unit. Thanks for the quick response. I was impressed.

Q: 8. Can this unit be plugged into a power strip? I am running out of wall outlets, and need to plug another UPS into a wall outlet.

A: You should not connect a UPS into a Surge protector power strip, it may not work as intended.

Q: 9. My child keeps pushing all the buttons below my desk. How easy is it to shut this thing down? Is it one click or there is a hold time before it shuts? Thank you.

A: It takes a single push of the button to shut it down.

Q: 10. How often does the battery need to be replaced? ?

A: That will depend on how much you use the battery. With normal use, most likely 3-5 years but it could be sooner than that if you used the battery more frequently.