CyberPower AVRG750U $70.95 750 VA 450 Watts 12 Outlets Compact UPS w/ Automatic Voltage Regulation

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11-19-2019 at 05:00 PM #2

First deal post had to buy these for work and figured I'd share.

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11-19-2019 at 05:18 PM #3

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https://www.amazon.com/CyberPower-AVRG750U-System-Outlets-Compact/dp/B00K8ZMTAQ/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=... [amazon.com]

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11-19-2019 at 06:13 PM #4

Replacement battery: RB1270B [cyberpowersystems.com]

https://www.cyberpowersystems.com.../avrg750u/

50 watts usage for 50 mins
100 watts usage for 17 mins
200 watts usage for 9 mins
300 watts usage for 3 mins
400 watts usage for 2 mins

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11-19-2019 at 08:48 PM #5

Thumbs up for the good price! Do keep in mind that this produces a simulated sine wave. Those with sensitive electronics may want to consider a true sine wave solution.

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11-20-2019 at 08:53 AM #6

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Replacement battery: RB1270B [cyberpowersystems.com]

https://www.cyberpowersystems.com.../avrg750u/

We need an SD on these types of replacement batteries.....I need around 12 of them for different applications.

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11-20-2019 at 10:27 AM #7

UPS deals are rare. Thanks OP!

I think you get more VA per dollar at Costco. In Store they have a CyberPower 1350VA (810 watts) for $100. But if you don't require that much uptime/capacity then get the CyberPower AVRG750U for $70.95 at NewEgg.

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11-20-2019 at 11:55 AM #8

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We need an SD on these types of replacement batteries.....I need around 12 of them for different applications.

Google it. I found a few:
Original CyberPower:

Alternate:

$22 @ ReplaceUPSBattery [replaceupsbattery.com]

Since you need a dozen, you can definitely get a better deal in bulk.

There are other models ended with F1 @ 10 bucks and F2. But I am not sure that they will fit. It's best for you to call the seller to confirm compatible with your UPS. Good luck.

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11-20-2019 at 02:32 PM #9

FYI cyberpower is horrible when it comes to warranty claims. I had an actual surge that damaged about $500 of connected equipment. Cyberpower denied my claim while I had a separate damaged TV on an APC protector and APC approved my claim.

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11-20-2019 at 05:44 PM #10

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11-20-2019 at 05:46 PM #11

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FYI cyberpower is horrible when it comes to warranty claims. I had an actual surge that damaged about $500 of connected equipment. Cyberpower denied my claim while I had a separate damaged TV on an APC protector and APC approved my claim.

It seems suspicious that you have two different electronics hooked up to two different name brand surge protectors that still failed due to surge. What is an actual surge? Why was your claim denied?

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11-20-2019 at 06:17 PM #12

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It seems suspicious that you have two different electronics hooked up to two different name brand surge protectors that still failed due to surge. What is an actual surge? Why was your claim denied?

Cyberpower unit had my modem, router, dvr in my network room. Tv was on an apc unit in nearby bedroom. Had a heavy thunderstorm come through one evening and trip several breakers. All my equipment plugged into these "surge protectors" no longer function. I opened a claim with both apc and cyberpower. Shipped the units to their claims dept as instructed. Apc acknowledged their unit failed to protect my tv and reimbursed me. Cyberpower on the other hand said their technicians found no evidence pf surge damage even though I have three paperweights (modem router and dvr). Go figure

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Quote from sampleboy :

Cyberpower unit had my modem, router, dvr in my network room. Tv was on an apc unit in nearby bedroom. Had a heavy thunderstorm come through one evening and trip several breakers. All my equipment plugged into these "surge protectors" no longer function. I opened a claim with both apc and cyberpower. Shipped the units to their claims dept as instructed. Apc acknowledged their unit failed to protect my tv and reimbursed me. Cyberpower on the other hand said their technicians found no evidence pf surge damage even though I have three paperweights (modem router and dvr). Go figure

That's bad. Sorry to hear your trouble.

CyberPower's battery seems to last longer than APC. How's your experience?

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11-21-2019 at 10:28 AM #14

Quote from sampleboy :

Cyberpower unit had my modem, router, dvr in my network room. Tv was on an apc unit in nearby bedroom. Had a heavy thunderstorm come through one evening and trip several breakers. All my equipment plugged into these "surge protectors" no longer function. I opened a claim with both apc and cyberpower. Shipped the units to their claims dept as instructed. Apc acknowledged their unit failed to protect my tv and reimbursed me. Cyberpower on the other hand said their technicians found no evidence pf surge damage even though I have three paperweights (modem router and dvr). Go figure

how was the warranty process for both? some companies promise warranties but then make you jump through hoops worse than the government sometimes which is why i rarely consider that in my purchasing decision.

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11-25-2019 at 03:15 PM #15

Quote from Arcticat :

We need an SD on these types of replacement batteries.....I need around 12 of them for different applications.

You can put a 12v9ah hour battery in most things that came with 12v7ah batteries. You can measure and check specs to be sure. 12v9ah are $19.33 shipped on ebay.

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Rating:	(5 out of 5 stars)
Reviews:	4 Newegg Reviews
Product Name:	CyberPower AVR Series AVRG750U 750VA 450W Desktop UPS with AVR and USB - Desktop - 8 Hour Recharge - 2.50 Minute Stand-by - 120 V AC Input - 12 x NEMA 5-15R
Product Description:	The CyberPower AVR Series AVRG750U UPS safeguards PCs and other electronics (monitors, cable DSL/ modems, VoIP routers, and home theater devices) from blackouts, brownouts, surges, spikes, sags, and other power abnormalities.Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) boost/buck technology delivers a consistent and clean AC power. Its composite integrated circuitry offers advanced lightning protection. This UPS is ENERGY STAR qualified with patented GreenPower UPS Bypass circuitry to save on energy costs by reducing energy consumption and heat buildup.The AVRG750U has a capacity of 750VA/450Watts, 12 outlets with 6 battery & surge protected NEMA 5-15R receptacles. Its compact design allows for horizontal or vertical placement. Protection for phone/network (RJ11) is also included. EMI/RFI filters increase the immunity of the load to disturbances and surges.PowerPanel Personal Edition UPS Management software, Three-Year Warranty, and $150,000 Connected Equipment Guarantee are included.
Manufacturer:	CyberPower Systems, Inc
Model Number:	AVRG750U
Product SKU:	N82E16842102225

width:	12-2/10 in.
Modem (RJ-11):	Yes
cord length:	5 ft
Voltage (Input):	120 V
Plug/Connector Type:	NEMA 5-15P
ENERGY STAR:	No
Voltage (Output):	120 V
Alarm:	On Battery; Low Battery; Overload
USB:	Yes
Eco Label Standard:	RoHS
software included:	PowerPanel Personal Edition Software
protection type:	Surge; EMI; RFI
form factor:	Desktop
Backup/Run Time (Full Load):	150
Receptacles:	12
Load Capacity:	750
Number of Batteries:	1
UL listed:	Yes
Circuit Breaker:	Yes
Warranty:	3-Year Limited
dimensions:	7 in. X 12-2/10 in. X 3-1/2 in.
Dataline Protection:	RJ-11
Battery Characteristics:	Maintenance-free
Backup/Run Time (Half Load):	456
Typical Battery Recharge Time:	28800
Product Type:	Standalone Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS)

CyberPower AVRG750U $70.95 750 VA 450 Watts 12 Outlets Compact UPS w/ Automatic Voltage Regulation

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