expiredsr71 posted Aug 20, 2025 04:08 AM
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CyberPower PFC 12-Outlet Sinewave 1500VA UPS $190
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Product Description: | The CP1500PFCLCD PFC Sinewave UPS from CyberPower is a mini-tower device with line-interactive topology that provides battery backup via sine wave output and surge protection for desktop computers, workstations, networking devices, and home entertainment systems requiring active PFC power source compatibility. It comes equipped with an output capacity of 1500VA / 1000W, features an input voltage range of 88-144 VAC at 57-63 Hz, Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) to help correct minor power fluctuations without switching to battery power, and has integrated circuitry for EMI/RFI filters. An integrated color LCD panel, which tilts up to 22°, can be used to quickly confirm status and alerts, while a USB-C and USB-A port share 3.1A for charging portable devices such as mobile phones and tablets. |
Product SKU: | 1513053 |
12_x_nema_5-15r_total_outlets: | 6 x Battery/Surge & 6 x Surge Outlets |
battery_capacity: | (108 VaH) |
box_dimensions_lxwxh: | 17.5 x 15.2 x 7.3" |
cable_length: | 5' / 1.52 m |
certifications: | RoHS |
chemistry: | Lead-Acid |
coax_protection: | No |
communications_io: | Serial via DE-9/DB-9USB via USB-B |
data_line_protection: | RJ45 |
dimensions_w_x_h_x_d: | 3.9 x 11 x 14" / 9.91 x 27.94 x 35.56 cm |
emergency_power_off_epo_support: | No |
external_battery_connection: | No |
full-load_runtime: | 2.5 Minutes |
half-load_runtime: | 10 Minutes |
hot-swap_support: | Yes |
input_frequency: | 60 Hz ± 3 Hz |
input_voltage_range: | 88 to 144 VAC |
load_capacity: | 1500 VA |
maximum_wattage: | 1000 W |
nominal_input_voltage: | 120 VAC |
nominal_output_voltage: | 120 VAC |
operating_conditions: | 32 to 104°F / 0 to 40°C up to 95% Humidity |
output_1500va_1000w_at_60_hz: | Input: 88-144 VAC at 57-63 Hz |
output_frequency: | 60 Hz ± 1% |
package_weight: | 25 lb |
plug_type: | NEMA 5-15P Offset Right-Angle |
protected_outlets: | 6x NEMA 5-15R (Battery and Surge)6x NEMA 5-15R (Surge Only) |
rackmount_size: | No |
recharge_time: | 8 Hours |
replacement_battery: | RB1290X2 |
smartslot_interface: | No |
surge_protection: | Yes: 1445 Joules |
topology: | Line Interactive |
total_outlets: | 12x NEMA 5-15R (2 Transformer-Sized) |
transfer_time: | 4 ms |
usb_charging_ports: | 1x USB-A (3.1 A) 1x USB-C (3.1 A) |
user_replaceable: | Yes |
waveform: | Sine Wave |
weight: | 24.9 lb / 11.29 kg |
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Will be interesting to see the real world lifespan of the new ones with lifepo4 batteries in them now that they are available. I bought a fancy rackmount APC with lithium ion batteries for work once and it was completely dead and useless in less than 2 years.
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[Edit] Regardless, I'm in for one. I buy a new one every couple of years to offset my battery lifespans (I have a handful of units in total), and I'm slowly phasing out the ones that have the conductive glue issue. Thanks OP!
https://www.costco.com/ecoflow-ri...ue&nf=true I am replacing mine with this unit.
My unit started acting up about 3 years in and it didn't make any sense as it continued after I replaced batteries. Found a thread on reddit where others reported similar issues.
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[Edit] Regardless, I'm in for one. I buy a new one every couple of years to offset my battery lifespans (I have a handful of units in total), and I'm slowly phasing out the ones that have the conductive glue issue. Thanks OP!
No, LifePo4 batteries shouldn't be put in these because the charging circuit isn't designed for it. I was also considering a LifePo4 unit but am wondering if they also have line-interactive /ALR on them while on AC power. Just started researching it today and haven't gotten too far yet.
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FWIW, I have two Cyberpower untts - one 5 yrs old, and the other 6yrs old - both running original batteries with no issue when the power goes out.
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